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To type the degrees symbol use the key combination <OPTION> + k. then type cap C. "˚C". You can also insert "special characters" by selecting the menu item "Edit > Special Characters" then locating and double clicking the desired character at the cursor location. Wayne Contello. Level 7.
Posted on Sep 5, 2019 1:36 AM. Posted on Sep 5, 2019 8:15 AM. I hold down option and type the 0 (zero) key - Option Shift 8 is another solution to a slightly different symbol. Note: Open System Preferences, select the Keyboard tab and click on the Input Sources option. You should then see your keyboard and the option to show the input option in ...
On the numbers screen for the iPhone or iPad, tap and hold the 0 (zero key) to reveal the degree symbol. As in the the screenshot below. After typing the number on the Number keyboard, press and hold the "0" and you will see an option to use the degree symbol. I see it come up but it goes to o.
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Roger Wilmut1. Try shift-alt -8 - °. Strictly speaking alt-sero isn't a degree symbol but is used in some romance languages to mean a part (such as 2º part = 2nd part). Note the difference - 2º 2° (the latter is degrees).
Just switched over from the Numbers discussions. Revised to remove custom formatting. For Pages, typs shift-option-8 to get the degree sign. 100°C is typed 100 then shift-option-8 then shift-C. Regards, Barry.
On the keyboard tap on the numbers key then tap and hold the o then slide up to the displayed symbol to get the degree symbol. 25°. On the keyboard tap on the numbers key then tap and hold the o then slide up to the displayed symbol to get the degree symbol. Tap and hold 0 (zero). The degree symbol is under it and will pop up above it.
Go to edit, special characters, then scroll down to line 2120. The degree symbol is the first symbol on the left. Thank you very much... You can type Option-Shift-8 to get a degree symbol ( ° ) in any Mac app. Yeah, option-shift-8 is a much faster way to get to it. I always use option-0 º, even faster.
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Look at the the bottom-left corner. Here you should see the symbol of the two metrics. Tap the one you wish to use. It should update the Apple Watch weather app too. i have tried toggling backwards and forwards between F and C in the iphone weather app but my watch stays resolutely on Farenheit.