What's the key command to type the Apple symbol?

[motulist]

I looked all through the special characters palette and I couldn't find it. I'm typing some help documents for my Mom who's new to Mac. I found the command for the ⌘ symbol, but I'd much prefer to use the apple character.

(yes I know that the apple character has been replaced, but my Mom is not using a new Mac and I feel that the apple symbol is much easier to understand, remember and talk about.)

 

[lancestraz]

option+shift+K = 

 

[motulist]

thank you

 

[CP1091]

Sweet! I did not know that. You learn something new everyday! 

 

[mckyvlle]

BTW, Option + Shift + k for will only show up on Macs. When I read MR using my Linux box, I a "whisker" character in place of the .

 

[Jason S.]

BTW, Option + Shift + k for will only show up on Macs. When I read MR using my Linux box, I a "whisker" character in place of the .

Or Safari for Windows.

 

[dannyprout]

Thanks, I was wondering how to get the Apple symbol also

 

[iynque]

So...

So how do you type the command symbol?

 

[rdowns]

An excellent widget to create special characters.

 

[sickmacdoc]

An excellent widget to create special characters.

Thanks for that link- nice! Love the Uncle Sam widget there too...

 

[IJ Reilly]

Or, you could turn on the Keyboard Viewer in the Keyboard and Mouse preference pane...

 

[hughvane]

So how do you type the command symbol?

Now that symbol IS in the character palette > technical symbols ⌘. Odd that the apple symbol isn't in an Apple MacOS character set.

I see it's in PopChar http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/14804 but only with a paid version.

 

[skwij]

Oh now that's cool. Works great on Leopard!

Thank you!

*and yes I donated *

An excellent widget to create special characters.