after spending way too much time searching for this, I found pressing Option & 6 results in my needed statute section symbol.
is there a quick reference sheet or list where I can find these handy-dandy shortcuts?
Thanks.
MacBook Pro
shartrax wrote:
HOW did you find this out?
It's part of Apple's help docs/user guide and applies to all apps
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-the-keyboard-viewer-on-mac-mchlp1015/10.15/mac/10.15
shartrax wrote:
HOW did you find this out?
It's part of Apple's help docs/user guide and applies to all apps
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-the-keyboard-viewer-on-mac-mchlp1015/10.15/mac/10.15
Keyboard viewer will show you the common characters typed with option down. The viewer is found in the Input menu, which can be added to your menu bar using a checkbox in the Keybord section of System Preferences.
Regards,
Barry
Oops! Neglected to refresh efore typing ans see now that Viking has already provided the information above.
Response to your "How did you find this out?" question: Take a stroll through the preferences panels for System Preferences and for each of the applications you regularly use. There are loads of pleasant surprises to find!
B.
Thanks for the info - the keyboard viewer is great -
HOW did you find this out? I'm not inexperienced with apple/Mac/pages but am always struggling to find these little nuggets of gold.
System Preferences : Keyboard panel : √ Show keyboard and emoji viewers in menu bar. Also, Keyboard : Input Sources : Show input menu in menu bar.
Now, from that input menu, select Show Keyboard Viewer. Now, watch what happens when you press option, or option+shift together.
There is also the Pages Edit menu : Emoji & Symbols panel where you can get other characters.
Symbols, Pages on Mac
