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One way to create the ~/.ddsclient file is use Notepad.
Open Notepad, paste in the data from your clipboard from the above guide.
Click File -> Save As.
Navigate to your home directory by typing in "%HOMEPATH%" into the address bar at the top.
On my version it takes me to C:\Users<username>
Chose 'All files' for the 'Save as type' dropdown.
Then type '.ddsclient' into the file name.
If your version of windows will not accept this name you can try '.ddsclient.'.
Click save
Create shortcut to allow unicode support
DukeDS supports unicode names for projects, folders and files. So we must enable this feature for the windows terminal.
On your desktop create a shortcut:
Right-Click -> New -> Shortcut
Enter "DukeDSClient-Terminal" in the name (or whatever you prefer).
Click Next.
Change Target to "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /K CHCP 65001 && set PYTHONIOENCODING=UTF-8"