28 Aug
2002
28 Aug
'02
3:56 p.m.
Yves Degoyon said this at Wed, 28 Aug 2002 15:20:26 +0200:
(running the risk of asking a asked question again, but:) how do mac-people program seriously without ":" ???
related to this, can an OSX guru tell me where i can find the pipe ( | ) on an ibook keyboard ????
i couldn't find it up to now.
Although I don't have an iBook available, it's easy on my US layout keyboard (shift-), but it was hard to find after I switched to AZERTY. Try option-shift-L... (Option is also known as "alt".)
Also, for finding other characters, try using /Applications/Utilities/Key Caps.app.
Sorry if this is basic information to you. I don't know what your familiarity with the Mac idiom is.
Best, adam
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