im going to sound like a idiot for this but....

[pieseller]

so where the hell is the 'up' key on a macbook?

i mean the 'up' arrow key that is required to log out. go to the apple logo in the top left of the screen, the log out short command is an up arrow, command and Q.

where the hell is the up arrow, ive tried the arrow on the arrow keys but that doesnt work.

its driving me crazy!!!

 

[Scottyk9]

so where the hell is the 'up' key on a macbook?

i mean the 'up' arrow key that is required to log out. go to the apple logo in the top left of the screen, the log out short command is an up arrow, command and Q.

where the hell is the up arrow, ive tried the arrow on the arrow keys but that doesnt work.

its driving me crazy!!!

that symbol indicates "shift"

 

[Sogo]

That would be the shift my friend. The question is not stupid, I would like to add.

 

[Eraserhead]

Shift, and at least on my MacBook its printed on the key .

Don't worry, we all ask silly questions sometimes .

 

[Santa Rosa]

The key you are refferring to as up is actually the Shift key.

Hope that helps!!

 

[dsnort]

Any day you learn something new is a good day.

This has been a good day.

 

[pieseller]

oh thank you!!!!

cheers guys. much appreciated. that had been driving me nuts.

 

[Trip.Tucker]

This may be helpful for future reference:

http://www.myfirstmac.com/index.php/mac/articles/mastering-keyboard-shortcuts

 

[MacsRgr8]

I love this:

3 helpful replies in under 3 minutes!

MacRumors' forum must be the best community out there.

 

[jive turkey]

Haha! Certainly not a stupid question as I had the same one myself. I spent 3 days trying to figure out why my keyboard shortcuts didn't do anything until I stumbled across the mac keyboard symbols picture in one of the guides here. What a life saver!

 

[Hawkeye411]

I had the same problem figuring out what the "up arrow" stood for when I first switched to Mac about 2 years ago.

Cheers.