Accessing the site with Microsoft Internet Explorer

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Tue, 25/08/2009 - 4:56pm

John

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The software used to generate this site is fully complaint with all standards. However we have noticed that users of Microsoft Internet Explorer may be seeing "poorly" laid out pages. This is to do with their implimentation of particular standards.

When our software provider fixes this we will update the software accordingly.

You may like to try a different browser such as Firefox to view the site.

Users of Apple Macs are unaffected.

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