How to Unicode Character

What should i do or i need to have in order that i can see the unicode characters shown in front of my face using the java especially applet.
With all my regards and thanks for thoose who are concerns or even think of this.

What should i do or i need to have in order that i can
see the unicode characters shown in front of my face
using the java especially applet.The easiest way is probably to ask a friend to draw the characters on your forehead using a pen of some sort. It is too difficult doing it yourself, I think.

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Visit the following URL http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/i18n/ .
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bye for now
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Thanks a lot.
I beleive that the proper answer was to inform me that this is not java related and it windows O/S related.
IF I WOULD HAVE KNOWN, TRULY AND SINCERLY, THAT THIS IS NOT JAVA RELATED I WOULD NOT HAVE COME TO THE JAVA FORUM AND ASK SUCH QUESTION.
I HAVE TESTED OTHER UNICODE CHARACTERS REGARDING OTHER LANGUAGES AND IT DISPLAYED PROPERLY. I ASKED MY SELF THERE MIGHT BE SOMETHING WRONG WITH MY CODE.
THAT IS WHY I CAME TO THE JAVA FORUM AND ASKED MY QUERY.
When I have checked the forum search, after your reply, I have seen that many people asked similar questions.
Any way thanks a lot for your help and GOD BLESS.

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