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No "cent" key on the keyboard?
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iOS 7 beta, I cannot find this character even when holding the $ button. I tried the UK, CA, IT keyboards.
A nice workaround though is to use the shortcut option in Settings > General > Keyboard > Shortcuts and paste the character in from somewhere you've found it online.
I set it so that whenever I type ccents, it automatically inputs the cents symbol.
A nice workaround though is to use the shortcut option in Settings > General > Keyboard > Shortcuts and paste the character in from somewhere you've found it online.
I set it so that whenever I type ccents, it automatically inputs the cents symbol.
It's there in the same place using the US keyboard in iOS 7 beta 3 (at least for me).
The only way I could think of doing it on the iPhone would be to email the cent symbol to yourself from the computer, and then copy and paste it.
Most people just use the letter c to represent cents now a days.
Most people just use the letter c to represent cents now a days.
Long press on the $ key on the iOS keyboard and you'll get the option for the ¢ symbol (I just did to type it in that sentence).
I have never seen anyone put c instead of ¢. I have seen the p for pence but I think that's because it's the normal symbol for pence.
Option > 4I can't find a "¢" key on the keyboard.
Is there one?
And if not, why not?
Threre is just about everything else!
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the ¢ sign on El Capitan is found by using Option>4.I can't find a "¢" key on the keyboard.
Is there one?
And if not, why not?
Threre is just about everything else!
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With Leopard I had a ¢ symbol under view symbols or edit symbols. Now with updated El Capitan I have no ¢ symbol there ,unless I use the shortcut option 4. This is why I hat to update. Everything seems to change for the worse.
This is an iPhone/iOS forum, not Mac/OS X and you are responding to a 3 year old thread.
The correct answer was posted my GBokie on Sep 7, 2012. Hold down the $ key.