WAYS ON HOW TO ACCESS THE ALTERNATES<br />
1. CHARACTER MAP [To those who don't have Microsoft Word and Adobe Illustrator/ Photoshop ]<br />
	Steps:<br />
	1. Search on your computer for character map.<br />
	2. Then select the "Lost and Wild" font.<br />
	3. Check the "advance view" button.<br />
	4. Go to "Group by" then select "Unicode Subrange".<br />
	5. In "Unicode Subrange", select the "Private Use Characters".<br />
	6. Click the letter you want to use and then click the "copy" button.<br />
	7. Go to any word processor and then paste it.<br />
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2. MICROSOFT WORD <br />
	Method 1: Font Window [In order for this to work install the "Lost in Wild.otf"]<br />
		Steps:<br />
		1. Click the small arrow below the font color. [Microsoft Word 2010]<br />
		2. You will see a pop-up window with a heading "Font".<br />
		3. Select the "Lost in Wild" font.<br />
		3. Click the "Advanced" button. [Applicable only to Microsoft Word 2010 and above]<br />
		4. Check the "Use Contexual Alternates" for accessing the Alternate #1 and go to stylistic #3 for the Alternate #2. [Please see the "Lost in Wild-Characters.jpg" for more details]<br />
		5. You may now type your words and it will automatically change.<br />
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	Method 2: Insert Symbols [You can either install the "Lost in Wild.ttf" or "Lost in Wild.otf"]<br />
		Steps:<br />
		1. Go to "Insert" then click "Symbols".<br />
		2. Click the "More Symbols".<br />
		3. Go to the "Subset" then click the "Private Use Area".<br />
		4. Then click the letter you want to use.<br />
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3. ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR, ADOBE PHOTOSHOP AND OTHER ADOBE PRODUCTS THAT SUPPORTS OPENTYPE FEATURES OR GLYPH PANEL. [Please see the "Lost in Wild-Characters.jpg" for more details]<br />
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