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Citizens for the Preservation of Rural Chesapeake (CPRC) has created this accessibility statement in order to demonstrate our firm commitment to provide all users, including those with disabilities, a functional, accessible, interactive Web experience. Every effort has been made to render these pages as accessible as possible utilizing the W3C's guidelines for accessible web materials.

If you cannot fully access the information on a particular page, please email the CPRC webmaster at: webmaster@mail.CPRC-va.org for assistance. This may include providing the information to you in an alternate format.

Contacting the Web Site

If you are an individual with a disability and are having difficulties with materials hosted by CPRC, please contact:

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For your convenience, we have provided links to the following information:

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Although a variety of access technologies are available for use with the Internet, we recommend using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 Service Pack 2 or IE 6 to provide you with the highest level of browser accessibility. The Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA) software is included with a "full" install of IE 5.5 and higher.

If you are blind or visually impaired, these pages were designed to be accessible with most industry-standard screen readers. However, we recommend JAWS for Windows version 3.31 or later for the best speech synthesis.

Free Accessibility Browsers

http://www.soundlinks.com/pwgen.htm
pwWebSpeak!: A Web browser that does its own speech and Braille output. It is intended for use by blind individuals as well as public kiosks.

http://www.wemedia.com WeMedia
Talking WeMedia Browser. Different from a screen reader, the WeMedia talking browser becomes the actual browser through which you surf the Net. Complete with large buttons and keystroke commands for easy navigation, the browser 'speaks' the text you select within the browser.

http://www-3.ibm.com/able/hpr.html IBM Home Page Reader
IBM Home Page Reader. Different from a screen reader, the WeMedia talking browser becomes the actual browser through which you surf the Net. Complete with large buttons and keystroke commands for easy navigation, the browser 'speaks' the text you select within the browser.

Adobe Files - Readers: You may download free viewers/converters from Adobe at:

Tools, Readers and Plugins:

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