Website help

Navigation

Please navigate the site using the main menu at the top of each page, the links in the text and the breadcrumb trail (above).

Text shown in blue links to another page. The current section of the site will be highlighted in black on the main menu. Links to external sites have the + symbol next to them and will open in a new window or tab. The 'Get Acrobat Reader' icon also opens in a new window.

Image thumbnails link to a larger version of the image which opens in a new window, to return to the main pages please close the new window. This feature works best using JavaScript - to check whether you have JavaScript enabled please click on JavaScript test. If JavaScript is enabled a message box will popup to confirm this. The site should be fully navigable without JavaScript but some elements may not display as intended.

Downloading files

The forms and documents on this site are available as PDF (Portable Document Format) files. This is one of the standards for exchanging files over the internet. To view and print these files you will need a programme which can read PDF files such as the free Adobe Acrobat Reader which is available by clicking on the 'Get Acrobat Reader' icon.

To download files from this site:

  1. Click the right mouse button on the appropriate document link.
  2. Select "save target as", "save linked content as" or the similar option for your browser.
  3. Select a place to save the file to and click save.

email

Email addresses on this site are generally displayed in a form that cannot be harvested by spammers. Please copy the email address from the contact page (do not use copy and paste), replacing the @ image with the @ symbol on your keyboard.

Technical Specifications

The site runs best in 1024 x 768 resolution but should still work in 800 x 600 and below. Smaller screen sizes may lead to some spacing and visibility problems.

opera The site works best with the + Opera web browser - a free, stable, secure, standards-compliant and fast web browser with many additional features. It has also been tested using Internet Explorer, + Firefox and + Chrome.

The site was mostly hardcoded using + EditPlus, a text editor with html and css coding features. All of these are recommended but are not in any way endorsed by the BMPA.