Q: It's at the top of the menu. Again, you'll find this option at the top of the menu. It's in the middle of the menu. You'll find this near the bottom of the menu. You can also change your preferred difficulty here before selecting CUSTOM MATCH. You can change your game's difficulty, the campaign used, location settings, and any in-game settings from here. If you're joining a game that's being hosted by a friend, the campaign and in-game settings must be identical to the campaign and in-game settings that they're hosting. Doing so will bring up a list of matching servers. Once you find a game that you want to join, select it and then select JOIN. The game should begin soon thereafter.
A: Select PLAY GAME. Select CAMPAIGN. Select JOIN GAME. Select CUSTOM MATCH. Select game options. Select SEARCH. Select a game to join.

Q: An alternative way to steam open an envelope, with less steam, is to use your clothes iron. It works in a similar way, but can be less messy and easier than using a kettle or a stove. Simply heat up your iron as if you were ironing some shirts and get your sealed envelope ready. Check the surface is clean with nothing that might mark the envelope. Place your envelope on a surface that will not burn or scorch under a heated iron, an ironing board is ideal. Be sure that you have the side of the envelope with the opening flap and seal facing up towards the iron. With the iron on a medium-low temperature, pass it over the envelope backwards and forwards gently pressing down. The heat from the iron will melt the adhesive that holds the envelope's sealing flap down. If the iron temperature is high the glue will melt quicker, but you risk burning or scorching the envelope, so don't rush it. As with the other steaming techniques, once the glue has been melted you can carefully slide a dull knife under the flap and ease the envelope open. It's best not to use a sharper knife as there is a greater risk of you tearing or damaging the envelope. As always, don't force it open if it is still sticking, instead give it some more time in the heat.
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Put some water in your iron and plug it in. Put the envelope on a suitable surface. Iron your letter. Using a flat blade, break the seal.