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Hello, i just bought a new MacBook Air... Now i wanna to Start, but i don't find out how to make a @... Can someone help me? Sorry for my english...
MacBook Air
Use the shift key, and the "2" key above the W.
Not your keyboard? Type your keyboard format below.
Cheers!
Thanks, but this is not my Keyboard.... It Works now with alt and L, but there is a @sign next to the G on the same key. Do you know how to use this?
Hmmm... Could you post a pic? I would assume use the shift key, but is hard for me to say, seeing as i can't find that layout on google.
Nevermind... i found a databse of keyboards. Press Alt and G. This will give you the @ symole (or should)
If this does not work, post your language/localization below.
Thanks, but it does not work... :-(. I made a pic with my iPad, how to post it? The keyboard it's a Swiss one. (German)
Uf i press alt and g it makes a C in a bubble, like the Copyright...
Are you sure you are looking at a Swiss (german) keyboard? I am looking at the Swiss (German) keyboard localization on my system and when i press alt, the G key turns into an @ key.
Yes, i'm sure... :-( i ordered it with a Swiss-Keyboard. It' really a c in a bubble like a Copyright sign... May i shoud make a phone to the helpline.
Yes, Contact them. My OS X only shows Swiss (German) and Swiss (French) and on both of these, the "alt + g" servs as the @ symbol. Sorry.
Thanks for your time, if i get a answer i will write it down here.
I made the phone. :-) i haven't the Swiss-Keyboard in the system... Now i made some adjustments, and now it Works. :-) Thanks for your time again, for a stupid newcomer like me ;-) hihi bye
Hello, how can i make a @ with my MacBook Air?
