Utilize the Windows Environment

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1. Place text in the Windows clipboard.

    

   1.	Mark the text as a block as described in the How to Use the Editor section.
   2.	Press Ctrl + C.

2. Access Windows Notepad.

    

   1.	Click the Start button.
   2.	Point to All Programs.
   3.	Point to Accessories.
   4.	Click Notepad.

3. Display all characters in a font.

    

   1.	Click the Start button.
   2.	Point to All Programs.
   3.	Point to Accessories.
   4.	Point to System Tools.
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   5.	Click Character Map.
   6.	Click on the down-arrow at the right end of the Font box.
   7.	Highlight the desired font, and press the Enter key, or click on the desired font.

4. Configure Windows to display filename extensions.

    

   1.	Double-click on the My Computer icon residing on the Windows desktop.
   2.	Press Alt/T/O.
   3.	Click on the View tab.
   4.	Ensure that the box next to the option "Hide extensions for known file types" is unchecked.
   5.	Click the OK button.