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Hi there
just press ALT + 5 .
it works with macbook pro retina european keyboard (qwerty) and guess with a imac too
MacBook Pro with Retina display
Or, use the tilde key:
~
Shift and the key just between shift and Z...
This is what you get with alt-5: §
Or, use the tilde key:
~
Shift and the key just between shift and Z...
This is what you get with alt-5: §
If you have a MacBook Pro, the community in which you posted, rather than a MacBook, the computer you reference in your posts, then maybe the ~ is upper left of the keyboard just below the esc key.
Well I don't have any key between "Shift" and "Z"
that's why I posted the solution for my kind of keyboard.
cheers
works with macbook pro retina european keyboard (qwerty
I have that machine, and an iMac, both with European keyboards..., and a third party logitech one too... and they all have a tilde key.
Hey Devlin, I don't know what to say.
Good on you !
Mine dosn't have it so I'll stick with alt+5
how to make a tilde ~ (circa on mac MacBook)
