USER INFORMATION

Due to circumstances beyond the control of A W Champion Ltd some of the pages may not display correctly on your local computer.

• Resolution
  The site has been designed to be viewed under a minimum resolution of 800 x 600. If you are viewing in less than this setting (640 x 480 for example) you may lose some information from your screen.

  Here's how to change your Windows screen resolution:

  1. Click on the Start button
  2. Select Settings > Control Panel
  3. Double click on Display
  4. Click on the Settings Tab
  5. Move the block arrow under the Screen Area section to the right, to 800 x 600
  6. Click on Apply
  7. Click on OK to the pop-up question
  8. When the screen has redrawn, click on Yes to accept
• Browser Version
  This site has been designed for modern web browsers. If you are having problems accessing the site, it might be because you are using an older browser. In this instance, please install / upgrade to a newer version, then try again. If problems persist, contact your web browser vendor for assistance.
• Adobe Acrobat
  Some older versions of Acrobat Reader do not correctly 'view' a brochure - they freeze when trying to view page two of a brochure. If your browser locks, please use the 'download' option on our brochures, which bypasses this problem.

  There is also a slight error when printing from Acrobat Reader, which is especially important to our mouldings brochures. The mouldings brochure is designed so that the pictures are 100% life size - however when they are downloaded and printed via Adobe Acrobat, the images are reduced to around 92% in most cases. If you require full sized moulding pictures, please request the brochures to be sent to you - follow the link Products & Services > Brochure Requests.

• Mac Users
  Some user accessing the site via Apple Macintosh machines may experience anomalies when viewing certain pages within the site. Usually this can be rectified by upgrading your Internet Browser to a newer version. For example, layout problems reported in IE4 on Mac machines are removed when users upgrade to IE5.