[senco-forum] APDUK web site

And when I see one large continuous bloc of text, unless I have

Dolfrog wrote:

>And when I see one large continuous bloc of text, unless I have
the time or real interest then unfortunately it is overlooked to be looked
at at a later timer which hardly ever arises.

"There are many who find the APDUK web site easy to navigate and read,
especially those who may have APD. As this may be the first time that the se
text laid out and formatted in a way that they can easily understand. I ma
not sure when you last visited the APDUK web site but it has been revamped a
few times just recently, especially with regard to the backgrounds, some of
the previous versions of the design were too bold. But the multicoloured
text and extra spacing continues as this is how many who have APD prefer to
have Text presented. WE have tried to demonstrate as many coping strategies
as possible on the web site. These coping strategies are the result of
continual consultation with other adults who have APD, many of whom are
members of the Adult APD forum http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/OldAPDs/
which has been running since 2000 and has over 400 members."

QED

Richard