Which Key Command Types The Apple Logo?

Charlotte Henry

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Apple Logo

Ever noticed people typing the Apple logo instead of the word Apple? They might do it when discussing their Watch or TV, for instance. There’s an easy keyboard command to do it.

Key Command to Type the Apple Logo

To type the Apple logo, type Shift > Option> K at the same time! There are lots of special key combinations, but this is a definite favorite.

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  1. Macsee Subscriber 5 years ago

    It does not work here. It depends on the keyboard. These work here:
     = Option g
    • = Shift Option 3

    BTW, it is “g” above (not “G”) because G would mean Shift g.

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    1. geoduck Subscriber 5 years ago

      I’m using an Apple Magic Keyboard and shift>option>k works for me.
      
      So yes, it does likely depend on the keyboard.

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  2. xmattingly Subscriber 5 years ago

    Awesome! I never knew that — and now I know.

    … And knowing is half the battle. 

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