Sugarlips, welcome to Apple Discussions, and congratulations on your new MBP!
"Backspace" is actually "Delete" on a Mac. It is located right where you normally think of Backspace to be located. "Delete" will delete the character to the left of the cursor. If you hold the Fn key and press Delete, it will delete the character to the right of the cursor (forward delete).
The cloverleaf symbol is just the command symbol. It has been used on Macs for a long time. It makes it easier to show the shortcuts in menus. Apple began printing "command" on the keys a while ago too to make it more understandable.
Sugarlips, welcome to Apple Discussions, and congratulations on your new MBP!
"Backspace" is actually "Delete" on a Mac. It is located right where you normally think of Backspace to be located. "Delete" will delete the character to the left of the cursor. If you hold the Fn key and press Delete, it will delete the character to the right of the cursor (forward delete).
The cloverleaf symbol is just the command symbol. It has been used on Macs for a long time. It makes it easier to show the shortcuts in menus. Apple began printing "command" on the keys a while ago too to make it more understandable.
Thanks for setting me straight on the Delete key. But the symbol I was referring to is the one that is shaped like the first character when you pull down "Edit" and look at the "Special Characters". How do you create that symbol?
If the character your referring to looks a bit like a \ with bars extending on the top and bottom, that is apple notation for the option key. The Option also has "alt" printed on it. Of course unless I'm mistaken.