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ACCESSIBILITY COMMITMENT

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Florida Physician Specialists, we are committed to accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. We believe all of our guests should be able to easily access our websites. If you have any difficulty accessing content, have difficulty viewing a file on the website, or notice any accessibility problems, please contact us to specify the nature of the accessibility issue and the assistive technology you use. We will strive to provide the content you need in the format you require and we welcome your suggestions and comments about improving ongoing efforts to increase the accessibility of our website.

I can’t see very well

If you have trouble seeing web pages, the following information explains how to use your computer or web browser to make it easier to see web pages on ssa.gov, and have web pages read out loud to you.

INCREASE TEXT SIZE

Select your operating system

Windows

To determine which browser you have, open the “Help” menu and select the item that begins with “About.”

Select your browser for instructions

Internet Explorer

To increase the size of everything (text and images) on a page:

Keyboard

        • Hold the “Ctrl” key and press the “+” key to zoom in (press “-” to zoom out) or

Mouse

        • Open the “View” menu, select “Zoom,” and then select “Zoom In”, or
        • If you have a mouse with a wheel, hold the “Ctrl” key on the keyboard and then scroll the wheel up to zoom in (scroll down to zoom out)

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Google Chrome

To increase the size of everything (text and images) on a page:

Keyboard

        • Hold the “Ctrl” key and press the “+” key to zoom in (press “-” to zoom out) or

Mouse

        • Open the “View” menu, select “Zoom,” and then select “Zoom In”, or
        • If you have a mouse with a wheel, hold the “Ctrl” key on the keyboard and then scroll the wheel up to zoom in (scroll down to zoom out)

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Mozilla Firefox

To increase the size of everything (text and images) on a page:

Keyboard

        • Hold the “Ctrl” key and press the “+” key to increase text size (press “-” to decrease text size)

Mouse

        • If you have a mouse with a wheel, hold the “Ctrl” key on the keyboard and then scroll the wheel down to increase text size (scroll up to decrease text size) or
        • Open the “View” menu, select “Text Size,” and then select “Increase”

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Mac OS

To determine which browser you have, open the “Help” menu and select the item that begins with “About.”

Select your browser for instructions

Safari

Keyboard

        • Hold the “command” key and press the “+”

Mouse

        • Open the “View” menu in the menu bar and select “Make Text Bigger”

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Google Chrome

To increase the size of everything (text and images) on a page:

Keyboard

        • Hold the “command” key and press the “+” key to zoom in (press “-” to zoom out) or

Mouse

        • Open the “View” menu, select “Zoom,” and then select “Zoom In”, or
        • If you have a mouse with a wheel, hold the “command” key on the keyboard and then scroll the wheel up to zoom in (scroll down to zoom out)

More Information

Mozilla Firefox

To increase the size of everything (text and images) on a page:

Keyboard

        • Hold the “command” key and press the “+” key to zoom in (press “-” to zoom out)

Mouse

        • If you have a mouse with a wheel, hold the “command” key on the keyboard and then scroll the wheel up to zoom in (scroll down to zoom out) or
        • Open the “View” menu, select “Zoom,” and then select “Zoom In”

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Zoom In & Out on Computer Today’s computers offer many features that make things easier for users. A helpful feature that can assist you is the ability to zoom in and out on the screen. On your computer if you need help seeing smaller text or smaller or you desire more space in order to view multiple items on your monitor, then learning how to zoom would be very helpful to you. 

Reasons to use on a computer

There are numerous reasons in which you may wish to zoom features on your computer. Some reasons include:

Reading text easier

Zooming in on your computer can make it easier to read small text. For instance, if you’re reading a document on your computer that you don’t have the ability to edit, zooming in can help you see smaller text. This is useful for people who prefer to read larger text or for people who aren’t using their glasses or contact lenses.

Seeing finer details

Zooming in will also assist you in seeing finer details on your computer screen. 

Fitting more on your screen

Using zoom out will allow you to view more information on your monitor. A useful example is zooming out on a navigation map allows you to view area surrounding your location. If you’re working with multiple documents, zooming out can help you fit all the documents on the same screen so that you can see them simultaneously. By zooming out, you can fit more things on your screen.

 

5 methods for how to zoom in and out on a computer

Here are five different methods for zooming in and out on your computer:

Keyboard method

The keyboard method involves using the + and – keys. On most keyboards, you will find them situated next to your “Backspace” button. If you have a number pad on your keyboard, you may also find the plus and minus buttons here. Here’s how you can zoom in and out on your computer using your keyboard:

          1. Press the “Control” key. There are typically two “Control” keys on a keyboard, denoted by the letters “ctrl.”
          2. Locate the plus and minus keys on your keyboard. They’re often two different buttons, with the “+” and “=” symbol on one key and the “-” and “_” symbols on the other.
          3. If you want to zoom in, press the plus key while holding down the “Control” key.
          4. If you want to zoom out, press the minus key while holding down the “Control” key.
          5. Continue to zoom in or out until you reach your desired view.

Each time you press one of the plus or minus buttons, the level of zoom increases or decreases. 

Keyboard and mouse method

Another way to zoom in or out is by using the scroll wheel on your mouse. If your mouse has one of these wheels located between the left and right buttons, you can use it to zoom in and out by following these steps:

          1. Hold down the “Control” button on your keyboard.
          2. To zoom in, roll the scroll wheel on your mouse forward.
          3. To zoom out, roll the scroll wheel backward.

Touchscreen method

If you’re using a touchscreen computer, you may not have a physical keyboard you can use to zoom in and out. Instead, you can use your thumb and pointer finger. Here’s how to zoom in and out using the touchscreen method:

          1. Pick the spot you want to zoom in on and place your two fingers above it, pressed together.
          2. To zoom in, spread your two fingers apart from one another while touching the screen. This looks like a pinching motion in reverse.
          3. To zoom out, use a pinching motion, starting with your fingers apart and bringing them together.

Magnifier feature method

On Windows computers, you can also use the Magnifier feature to zoom in and out by following these steps:

          1. To access this feature, hold down the Windows key on your keyboard and press the plus sign. Another option is to navigate to your settings, click on the “Ease of Access” icon, then the “Magnifier” button.
          2. Once you open the Magnifier feature, a small window with several buttons appears. Click on the plus symbol to zoom in or the minus symbol to zoom out.
          3. Continue clicking either of these buttons until you reach the desired zoom level.
          4. To close out of the Magnifier, click on the “X” in the upper-right corner.

Within the Magnifier settings, you can also choose whether to magnify the entire screen or just a portion of it, mimicking a magnifying lens. You can access these settings by clicking on the gear icon.

Web browser method

Many web browsers have their own built-in zoom settings you can adjust. Here’s how to zoom in and out using a web browser:

          1. Look for three horizontal or vertical dots in the upper-right corner of your web browser.
          2. Within this menu, there’s an option to zoom in or out. You can click on the plus or minus buttons to zoom in on the view of your web browser.
          3. To return to your default magnification level quickly, hold the “Control” button and press the zero button on your keyboard.

How to stop zooming in and out on a computer

When you zoom in or out on a computer, you may only want to do this temporarily. Once you’ve zoomed in or out, you can quickly return your screen to its original view by following these steps:

      1. Hold down the “Control” key.
      2. Locate the number zero key on your keyboard.
      3. Press this key to return your screen to its default zoom level.

I am blind

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I find a keyboard or mouse hard to use

If you find a keyboard or mouse difficult to use, the following information explains how to use speech recognition software to navigate web pages and online services on ssa.gov. Speech recognition software allows the user to move focus to an application object by voicing the object label name or the object type. Object types include:

      • Text Box List Box Link Image Screen File

Each of these object types are given a label name that is visible on the screen and the voice user can say the name to move focus to that object. A screen, an application or file can be accessed by voicing the text in the Title Bar. If there is an object or many objects on a screen without labels then the user can voice an object type which will number all objects of that type on that screen. For example voicing “link” would number all links that are on the visible screen and then a specific link can then be accessed by choosing the number desired. Voicing “checkbox”, “radio button, “text box, etc. will operate in the same manner. If the screen design does not allow moving focus by voicing a label or an object type then the speech recognition software may provide a utility to move the mouse pointer in discrete steps or continuously. Social Security has designed web pages and applications to utilize several different methods of using speech in order to provide flexibility in using speech recognition capabilities. Users should try combinations of these methods to determine what best meets an individual’s needs.

I am deaf or hard of hearing

If you are deaf or hard of hearing, there are several accessibility features available to you.

Accessibility features

        • volume control
        • transcripts
        • captioning
        • all information and alerts conveyed via audio are also conveyed visually

Volume control

        • click the Start button
        • click “Control Panel”
        • click “Hardware and Sound”
        • click “Adjust System Volume”
        • use the volume control to increase or decrease sound to the desired level

Transcripts

        • A text transcript is a text equivalent of audio information that includes spoken words and non-spoken sounds such as sound effects.

Captioning

A caption is transcript for the audio track of a video presentation that is synchronized with the video and audio tracks. Captions are generally rendered visually by being superimposed over the video, which benefits people who are deaf and hard-of-hearing, and anyone who cannot hear the audio (e.g., when in a crowded room). The following information explains how to use captioning for video on demand and for both live and recorded webinars. For video on demand, click the link to start the video playing. Next, click on the Closed Captioning (CC) button to activate the captioning feature. For some videos and webinars, open captions are used. In these cases, the captioning feature cannot be turned off. The Windows Media Player is required for online video content. If this media player is already installed on your computer, the player will come up automatically. If you do not have the player, it can be downloaded here: Microsoft Media Player download. Our handy toolbar (top right corner – handicap icon) includes the following features to aid in your navigation of our website. Accessibility Toolbar:

        • Resize font (increase/decrease)
        • Grayscale
        • Negative Contrast
        • High Contrast
        • Light Background
        • Links Underline
        • Readable Font
        • Link to Sitemap / Feedback / Help pages

Accessibility Features:

        • Enable skip to content
        • Add outline focus for focusable elements
        • Remove the target attribute from links
        • Add landmark roles to all links
        • Customizer for style adjustment

We are always learning and consistently look for improvements in performance, speed, and accessibility. Send us your feedback. If you have thoughts on how we can improve access to our websites, need assistance, or experience any issues, please let us know. CONTACT US

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