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I use my AirMac to write ón a Windows server using Cord. But I Can not make a backslash. I tried shift+alt+Z. I aldo tried alt+7 and alt+ctrl+7 but notning works. Please advice!
MacBook Air, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
I'm guessing you don't have a US keyboard (backslash is right above the enter key).
Try using the shift + alt keys to give even more key options. Open textedit on the server and then try key combinations to give you an idea of which key maps to a backslash for you on the windows server.
Just use alt + shift + / to get a backslash :-)
Yes this works when writing on the Mac. But if the Mac is only so to say the keyboard as it is when you write with the Mac on a Windows server I found that the answer is Alt(on the right side)+7.
On my MBA(in Cord) it seems I get a backslash by simply hitting the ´-key (the key immediately right of the ?-key)
On a danish keyboard it is Alt(right side) + <.
For users of the Logitech K270 keyboard (UK layout), the backslash key when on a Windows server using Cord is: "Alt(right side) + #".
How to write a backslash when working ón a Windows server via Cord?
