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I am new user of Mac Pro . I use 2 different languages (English an Arabic). My preferred language is English however I use Arabic as well when necessary. I don’t know how to switch from English to Arabic or vice versa while I am typing. I need it for presentations
Type in another language on your Mac with input sources
To type in a different language without a keyboard designed for that language, add an input source for the language, then switch to it when you want to use it. You can type in any language that uses the same script or alphabet as the current input source.
Add input sources
> System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Input Sources.
, search for a language (such as French) or an input source (such as Handwriting), then select one or more.After you add an input source, the option to show the Input menu in the menu bar is automatically selected. The Input menu lets you quickly switch input sources as needed.
Switch between input sources
To switch between input sources on your Mac, do any of the following:
> System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Input Sources.
. See Customize the Touch Bar.When you add input sources, those languages are automatically added to the list of preferred languages in Language & Region preferences; you can set your Mac to use one of those languages.
When you choose an input source that doesn’t match your keyboard, the keys you see and press on your keyboard may be different from the characters that are displayed when you type. To see which keys to press, use the Keyboard Viewer.
Tip: To quickly view the keyboard layout in Input Sources preferences, select the language on the left, then press the Shift, Control, Option, or Command key and watch the keyboard display change on the right.
Type in another language on your Mac with input sources
To type in a different language without a keyboard designed for that language, add an input source for the language, then switch to it when you want to use it. You can type in any language that uses the same script or alphabet as the current input source.
Add input sources
> System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Input Sources., search for a language (such as French) or an input source (such as Handwriting), then select one or more.After you add an input source, the option to show the Input menu in the menu bar is automatically selected. The Input menu lets you quickly switch input sources as needed.
Switch between input sources
To switch between input sources on your Mac, do any of the following:
> System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Input Sources.. See Customize the Touch Bar.When you add input sources, those languages are automatically added to the list of preferred languages in Language & Region preferences; you can set your Mac to use one of those languages.
When you choose an input source that doesn’t match your keyboard, the keys you see and press on your keyboard may be different from the characters that are displayed when you type. To see which keys to press, use the Keyboard Viewer.
Tip: To quickly view the keyboard layout in Input Sources preferences, select the language on the left, then press the Shift, Control, Option, or Command key and watch the keyboard display change on the right.
Any luck there?
Mac Pro switching languages
