Re: Emoji & symbols

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• Won't show Emoji & symbols in automatic selection Emoji

  I do not have emoji, so I find it annoying when I want to insert a symbol, Emoji Show & symbols always comes with the category preselected Emoji.

  I keep my favorite symbols under Favorites, so I want favorite to be pre-selected.

  Any hope of change which category is preselected?

  -Ken Nellis

  From my experience, in a given application, Panel reopens in the State, that it has been left in the last time it was used.

  As far as I KNOW, it is a standard for Cocoa applications behavior unless the developer replaces it.

  C.

• Key combination to bring up the emoji & symbols

  It's driving me crazy.  There must be a simple answer, but I can't understand it.

  on my imac, the key combination to bring up the viewer characters is command-option-t.  on my macbook pro, it's the control-command-space.  both machines run the same system (latest version of el capitan).  It's a real pain because I regularly use both machines and I can NEVER remember what combination works on which computer.  where is this combination set?

  Thank you.

  control-command-space is the correct key sequence. What version of Mac OS X you are using on your iMac? What applications do you use when you try to access emoticons?

• How to type symbols for men

  What is the police & the key combination to get the male and female symbols?

  Edit menu: Emoji & symbols. In the search of the character Panel window, enter the male and the female and male unicode symbols appear in the central panel. When you double-click one of these symbols, it will be inserted at the insertion point in the Pages.

  There is no special police and the key combination for these symbols. They are members of the category of the pictographs found in the left panel of characters. You can add this element of the customizations... and the gear icon category menu.

  These characters can be entered directly if you selected Unicode Hex entry (System Preferences: keyboard: Input Sources) the menu Finder entered in the menu bar and pressing option + 2642, or option + 2640, male and female symbols, respectively.

• Special characters: Angle symbol

  Hi, I am trying to find the symbol 'angle' commonly used in mathematics (two lines forming an angle of 45 degrees, an acute 'L')

  The answer previous (linked) says to do the following

  -Edit

  -Special characters

  -Math (etc.)

  However, this is an old post and now this option seems unavailable.

  Seems to be replaced by 'Emoji and symbols' However the closest I can find in this list is "⎳".

  I sincerely hope that I have not only lack. Thank you

  Execution of Yosemite 10.10.3

  angle geometry symbol, can it be typed? Which character keyboard or the police?

  Emoji & symbols is just a new name for special characters.

  Did you click on the toothed wheel and customize and add mathematical symbols?  I see ∠ to U + 2220.

  

• Symbols from the fraction of typing on El Capitan

  How is - a type a symbol of fraction in El Capitan eg.3/4?  If you get to the bottom of the palette "Emoji & symbols", there are roughly all of the symbols under the sun except fraction symbols.

  In your menu bar, go to "Show Emoji & symbols.»  On the left side, you should see a list of categories of symbols.  You should see one called "numbers - all."  If you do not, in the upper left corner, you should see a gear with an arrow.  Click on it and select 'Customize list.'  Add it to your list of groups of characters.  Open this group, and then scroll to the bottom.  You should see a bunch of fractions.  Double-click the one you want to use.

  ½ ⅓ ⅔ ¼ ¾

  Alternatively, if you don't want to go through all this rigamarole, simply type the fraction.  Safari should change automatically to normal type.

• Typing strike-thru when you use Safari

  When you post a comment in a forum online when you use Safari (OSX 10.11.6) - is it possible to type a strike-thru on the existing text?

  ᵺ < like that?

  If Yes, go to your Safari menu bar and click Edit > Emoji & symbols and then strike through type, and then double-click the strike through.

• How to set the special character Pular for page numbers and

  MacBook Pro 10.11.5 OS X El Capitan

  5.6.2 pages

  3.6.2 numbers

  Hello!

  We are learning / teaching of the language pular (West Africa)

  There are a few special characters: Ɓ ɓ ɗ Ɲ n Ƴ ƴ ɲ Ɗ

  Thks for the previous posts:

  We tried:

  ALT - n n which gives common n of Spanish I think.  But lack us the other key combination, if it exists...

  We have tried to define the combination of keys (replace) in system pref-> keyboard / text, but it does not work as it should... it seems that it is sometimes active / sometimes not... I don't understand why... weird...

  Someone at - it a complete solutions for all characters? in the pages and numbers at least.

  Thks in advance for advice.

  See you soon!

  Hi Chmar,

  You've already tried this, but in the Pages and Numbers, Menu > edit > Emoji & symbols > Latin

  Scroll down to see the other characters Pular.

  Maybe you could add to your Favorites

  

  Kind regards

  Ian.

• How to find the percentage, division and the other half sign on my iMac

  Please can you help. How can I do per cent, of division and half of the signs on my iMac [El Capitan]

  There are simple shortcuts per cent and division:

  SHIFT % + 5

  ÷ Option + /.

  As the ½ side, there is no shortcut to it, but you can use the Emoji keyboard and symbols.

  You will need to activate it in the keyboard preferences (System preferences - keyboard - put a check mark next to display keyboard, Emoji, and viewers of symbol in the menu bar). After you select it, you can use shortcut ⌃⌘Space to open this keyboard or Edit - Emoji & symbols.

  If you do not ½ character in this toolbar, you can search by key word "half" and add it to your favorites for quick access.

• display the fonts in the keyboard Viewer?

  . Once upon a time, Mac, you could show the keyboard Viewer, select a font and the keyboard icon would show characters or glyphs, say, Zapf dingbats, the keyboard scheme. Adding shift would chow additional characters. This seems to be gone in the Mavericks. All I want to do is find which keyboard key generates an icon of the right hand in a selected font. How do I do that? [Question 2: what happened to the ease of use in my Mac?]

  To make the dingbats and other symbols, you must use the character Viewer (Edit > Emoji & symbols).  Extend version complete, go to the gear wheel, select Customize and check the boxes of Unicode and other categories.  At the entrance to double click or drag and drop to the central region.

  How to type accents and symbols emoji on your Mac - Apple Support

  OS X is a Unicode system, which means that old dingbat inherited from similar policies that replace the Latin characters with symbols normally don't work no and exit U.S. keyboard means in Latin all fonts.  It is perhaps not as convenient, but it does not guarantee that everyone sees the same characters without having to worry about what the police, they have active for the moment.

• Break in the tables (German)

  Hello Internet,

  I try to make a word breaking in a table layout. The break in the document settings box is checked. Now, when I double click on the cell to change its content, the text in this cell will be cut. However, as soon as the cell is not enabled, the gap disappears again.

  I use:

  • 5.6.2 pages (2573)
  • OS X Version of El Capitan 10.11.4
  • Language: German
  • Police: Open without

  Does anyone have a solution for this?

  Thank you very much!

  Psychonaut salvation,

  Here is a text of nonsense:

  Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

  195kgs adipiscing elit

  ESET eiusmod tempor incidunt and developed and pain magna aliquam. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud conducted. Gibbed dolor in longer storage ut developed and pain magna aliqua.

  Places in a Pages 5.6.2 table cells:

  

  System Preferences > keyboard > keyboard Show, Emoji & viewers of symbol in the menu bar

  

  To see this in your menu bar:

  

  Choose this menu item (Show Emoji & symbols) to see this (choose punctuation)

  

  In a table cell, place the cursor where you want a conditional hyphen. In the body of this window (not the large icon on the right), double-click the conditional dash.

  Resize the column to see these hyphens () gentle to do their work.

  

  And once again, where the soft hyphens are required in a different column width,

  

  Kind regards

  Ian.

• Intelligent apostrophe

  Hello

  I have a long document printed pages both before and after the smart apostrophe was available. I would like to change all to smart apostrophes, I hope with efficiency and not one by one. I have el capitan 10.11.3 and pages 5.6.1

  Thank you

  Ray

  Find one of these simple and straight quotes, select it and press Control + E to preload find them with this character. Press Command-F to start the installation of find/replace. He already shows a found number.

  In your Edit menu, select the last entry in the menu, Emoji & symbols. In the search window, enter u + 2019, which is the Unicode sequence for the right, only the (smart) quote. This symbol appears in the central character of the character Viewer Panel. Click in the field replace find/replace tool. Now, in the character Viewer, double-click this quote on the right, unique to add it directly to the window replaced. Click on replace all. Fact. If there's No straight apostrophes that you want to keep, you may step through your document with the replacement process.

  Background on the choice of the right ASCII (u + 0027 quote) and chicory Unicode right single quote (u + 2019).

• How to type 1/2 characters in El Capitan?

  Please update "how to type the symbol for 1/2". Last reply: October 21, 2014 18:19 by westongallagher is now deprecated as El Capitan does not have 'Special characters' under the 'Edition', only 'Emoji & symbols"menu that does not include fractions. I can't find the viewer characters anywhere.

  Choose the item Emoji & symbols and search for 'breaking '.

  (140022)

• Preferences of the keyboard in the different Yosemite of Mavericks?

  I have a friend that I am trying to explain the various keyboard options. I have the Mavericks, and he has Yosemite. As usual everything we are discussing, he insists that everything works differently in Yosemite from how it does in the Mavericks, and I'm not convinced of that. He refuses to see my screenshots showing how to access viewers characters and keyboard, text-string substitutions, choose from a menu of alternative keyboards. He's right? This will also affect my future decision of the opportunity to jump from Mavericks still in ElCapitan on the road, so I have a personal interest in the issue as well.

  A difference is that starting with 10.10.3, Apple has changed the menu item to get the character Viewer, called Edit > special characters, Edit > Emoji & symbols.  It seems that some users of the baffles.

  I think that how you add some input sources may have changed to check boxes in the Mavericks to use a + button, then a button 'Add' in Yosemite, but I'm not sure about that.   This is how works the El Capitan.

  At some point the substitution of text string grid has ceased to have a list of predefined options and became empty, if you were to manually compose their first.  This is how works the El Capitan.

  Otherwise I think it's basically the same.  Maybe your friend could send you screenshots of its system in order to see how the different, it's actually?

• Substitution of text in the Terminal

  The feature of substitution of text in Mac OS X is an interesting and useful feature. I see that we can use this feature in applications such as TextEdit. However, is there a way that we can use this function in the terminal application?

  I use this feature of system preferences > keyboard > text

  OS: Mac OS X El Capitan

  I can't imagine what you're trying to do.

  If, for example, you try to insert the symbol ½ on the line of your terminal, you can use the menu of the Terminal to go to Edition > Emoji & symbols and insert it there.