English: Examples of the monospace NSimSun 新宋体 version of Microsoft's proportional SimSun 宋体 font, displaying its inclusion of Unicode's CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean) Unified Ideograph system, as well as Latin-alphabet support. (新, the first character in the font name, represents New, not Monospace, as SimSun was originally developed as a proportional font.) The correct format for displaying the font name in a vertical string of ideograms is also included. Not shown despite being included in the font are Bopomofo, Japanese hiragana and katakana (as the font name would more likely be rendered in Romaji i.e. Latin characters if not using kanji i.e. the ideograms shown), and Greek and Cyrillic alphabet characters. (Korean hangul characters are not included in SimSun.)
For easy access to Chinese (or Japanese or Korean) ideograms, as well as to special characters including diacritical marks as used for other languages such as Tamil, Tibetan, Urdu or Vietnamese, Windows users can use the Character Map utility. In Windows XP this is typically accessed via Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Character Map. (The exact navigation path may vary in other versions of Windows.)
Within the Character Map utility window, users can select any font installed on that computer, select whichever character(s) are needed, then copy-and-paste into a graphics or word-processing program, browser, or other application. This is also useful for inputting Arabic, Belgian, Cherokee, Cyrillic, Danish, Ethiopic, Farsi, Greek, Hebrew, IPA and many other languages / writing systems.
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