Terms and Conditions
Solweb Systems Limited has compiled the information contained in this site in good faith and has attempted to ensure it is accurate at the time of inclusion. However, it is provided ‘as is’ and may contain error or may not be current at the time accessed.
Solweb Systems Limited owns or has paid for copyright on all contents, layout and applets in the site unless otherwise stated. Material may be accessed, downloaded or printed for personal use, to inform others about Solweb Systems Limited, but otherwise must not be reproduced or modified without our prior permission. You may not remove or alter any copyright notice which appears on the site.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, all warranties in respect of the contents of this site, and in respect of any site accessed from this site (each a linked site), are excluded. Solweb Systems Limited does not have any control over the content of any linked site and information on such sites does not represent the views of Solweb Systems Limited. Solweb Systems Limited excludes to the maximum extent permitted by law any liability whatsoever as a result of reliance on, or usage of, information contained in this site or any linked site. This site is intended for residents of UK and Europe only. Use of this site is governed by the laws of the United Kingdom, its states and territories.
Any information gathered from this site (enquiry forms etc.) is for the sole use of Solweb Systems Limited and will not be supplied to third parties.
Accessibility
Solweb Systems Limited is committed to making its services accessible to everyone, including those with additional support needs. We have endeavoured to make the site compatible with screen readers or some other devices. If you are experiencing difficulty using this site please contact webmaster@solwebsystems.co.uk
The following is a list of some of the actions which have been taken to improve accessibility of the Solweb Systems Limited site:
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Avoidance of frames in the site design
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Use of alternative text (alt tags) to describe the content of images
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Standards Compliance with guidelines provided by the W3C
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Use of valid CSS to aid site design
Some users might find the site easier to read by increasing the size at which the text is displayed. To do this you can adjust your browser’s settings by going to the Tools menu, then select the ‘text size’ or ‘text zoom’ or ‘zoom’ and increase the size of the text.
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On Micosoft Internet Explorer above and including version 7, hold down Ctrl and press + to zoom in or hold down Ctrl and press - to make smaller. You can also use the zoom drop down option located at the bottom left hand side of the browser window.
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On Netscape Hold Alt + V Then press Z followed by 0 (zero) (or replace the 0 with 2 for extra large text)
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On Opera Hold Alt + V Then press Z followed by 0 (zero). Opera also allows you to press the + and – key on the keypad to increase and decrease the size respectively.
Documents on this site may be in PDF (Portable Document Format). Before you can read them you will need Adobe Acrobat viewer which can be downloaded from www.adobe.com. You will find more information about accessibility when using Adobe products here: http://access.adobe.com/
Please let us know how we can serve you better. If you have any difficulty accessing the site and require further help or have suggestions to improve our accessibility please contact us at
webmaster@solwebsystems.co.uk
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