MacBook Air: Change dollar to pound symbol on key 4 in UK
Got a new Macbook air. the key on number 4 is a dollar. i am here in the uk, so i dont care what it shows, but how can i get it to be a pound if i press it in text?
MacBook Air (M4, 2025)
Got a new Macbook air. the key on number 4 is a dollar. i am here in the uk, so i dont care what it shows, but how can i get it to be a pound if i press it in text?
MacBook Air (M4, 2025)
The simplest thing is probably just remember that pressing Option-3 will produce the £ sign anywhere you type.
You can change the keyboard to the British keyboard. Go to System Settings > Keyboard > Input Sources. Click the "+" to add a new Input Source. Select English > British > Add. That should remap your keyboard to the UK.
The simplest thing is probably just remember that pressing Option-3 will produce the £ sign anywhere you type.
You can change the keyboard to the British keyboard. Go to System Settings > Keyboard > Input Sources. Click the "+" to add a new Input Source. Select English > British > Add. That should remap your keyboard to the UK.
To change your keyboard layout, please enter the settings application, scroll down to keyboard in the sidebar, look at text input -> input sources. There you can add the English - British keyboard layout, and, by chance, remove your apparent standard/US one if you no longer require it.
Nonetheless, the British keyboard will still have the shift+4 input as '$' and I currently see no way to mitigate that.
Thanks for this, option 3 works fine.. i cannot change the keyboard as its already in the UK Region and UK measurement. The physical key shows as a $, and types as a $ and cannot change this.
MacBook Air: Change dollar to pound symbol on key 4 in UK