How do i make a tilde ~ on my mid-2009 macbook pro keyboard?
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
On mine it is shift and ~. The ~ is the key below the esc key.
On mine it is shift and ~. The ~ is the key below the esc key.
ok guys, i found out what the problem is. seems like this is a french keyboard, and the tilde key is actually the shift + the less than and greater than key which is exactly next to the left shift key.
is there an easier way (other than trying to return the mac) to enable me to understand which keys are which?
thanks
bamacoo
System Preferences > Keyboard > Keyboard tab > Show keyboard . . . in menu bar > click on the icon that appeared in the menu bar > click on Show Keyboard Viewer > a keyboard will appear on screen > hold down the shift key or fn key or option key and watch the keyboard change; when you want to use a certain key you see, go into a Word doc (or whatever), hold down the key you were holding down and press the desired key on the keyboard to get that character.
Hi b,
Does option-n not work?
Mine is a 15" unibody 2.53 mfgd mid-2009 macbook pro and does not have the tilde ~ key
which key is the option key?
bamacoo wrote:
Mine is a 15" unibody 2.53 mfgd mid-2009 macbook pro and does not have the tilde ~ key
Two keys to the left or right of the space bar.
how do i make a tilde ~ on my macbook pro mid-2009 mfg. keyboard?, how do i make a tilde ~ on my macbook pro mid-2009 mfg. keyboard?
