Are you looking for a way to find and insert the command symbol (⌘) on your Mac? In this guide, we’ll show you how to easily access system-related symbols, including the command symbol, on Mac OS.
How to Find and Insert the Command Symbol
If you’re working on a fresh install of Mac OS and can’t find the command symbol in the Emoji and Symbols window, don’t worry! You can easily reactivate these system-related symbols. Here’s how:
- Open any app that offers text input, like Text Editor, Pages, or Safari.
- Go to the “Edit” menu and select “Emoji and symbols,” or use the keyboard shortcut “Control-Command-Space.”
- A window titled “Emoji & Symbols” will appear, displaying various symbol categories.
- Click on the gear icon in the upper left corner and choose “Customize the list.”
- In the sliding menu that appears, scroll down and check the box next to “Technical symbols.”
- Click “Done,” and you’ll now see the “Technical Symbols” category in the left sidebar.
With the “Technical Symbols” category enabled, you can easily access the command symbol (⌘) and other system-related symbols. Additionally, you can explore and activate even more categories of symbols, such as musical notation symbols and language-specific characters, by customizing the symbol list.
Now you can effortlessly find and insert the command symbol whenever you need it on your Mac!
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This guide explains how to find and insert the command symbol in Mac OS.
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This guide offers step-by-step instructions for accessing system-related symbols, including the command symbol, on Mac OS.
