Has Apple ditched the enter key symbol in their mac devices international keyboard?
The return key in Apple's keyboard layout has two functions, the return key ↩; and the enter key ⌤ (which is produced by fn+return).
However, the new Macbooks has no ⌤ symbol engraved on keyboard! Does that means it's not supported anymore? I know it sounds silly but I use the return/enter combinations a lot in my apps?
Appreciate any answer because I want to upgrade and not sure if the enter key is not supported or just missed in keyboard?
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The return key in Apple's keyboard layout has two functions, the return key ↩; and the enter key ⌤ (which is produced by fn+return).
However, the new Macbooks has no ⌤ symbol engraved on keyboard! Does that means it's not supported anymore? I know it sounds silly but I use the return/enter combinations a lot in my apps?
Appreciate any answer because I want to upgrade and not sure if the enter key is not supported or just missed in keyboard?
macos macbook mac keyboard
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As far as I know, the layout remains engraved with both symbols (per Apple's website); if that's changed, do you have a photo of it?
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is what i've read in the documentation, but since the 2017/2018 models many changes happened to the keyboard layout like the printed Arabic commands above the dead keys (الهروب,الرجوع,التحكم,العالي, ...etc) that's an image to the exact model i'm thinking of buying [link] imgur.com/a/0NmI3In
– محمد سامر
3 hours ago
Hrm, okay. Can't confirm 100%, but for a US keyboard set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed. Link
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is actually enough for me since i guess there is not much of a difference between the US and international layout. Sadly there is no way to confirm 100%.
– محمد سامر
2 hours ago
Cool! If you'd like I'm happy to post that as an answer so you can accept it and have the question closed.
– JMY1000
2 hours ago
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The return key in Apple's keyboard layout has two functions, the return key ↩; and the enter key ⌤ (which is produced by fn+return).
However, the new Macbooks has no ⌤ symbol engraved on keyboard! Does that means it's not supported anymore? I know it sounds silly but I use the return/enter combinations a lot in my apps?
Appreciate any answer because I want to upgrade and not sure if the enter key is not supported or just missed in keyboard?
macos macbook mac keyboard
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The return key in Apple's keyboard layout has two functions, the return key ↩; and the enter key ⌤ (which is produced by fn+return).
However, the new Macbooks has no ⌤ symbol engraved on keyboard! Does that means it's not supported anymore? I know it sounds silly but I use the return/enter combinations a lot in my apps?
Appreciate any answer because I want to upgrade and not sure if the enter key is not supported or just missed in keyboard?
macos macbook mac keyboard
macos macbook mac keyboard
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As far as I know, the layout remains engraved with both symbols (per Apple's website); if that's changed, do you have a photo of it?
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is what i've read in the documentation, but since the 2017/2018 models many changes happened to the keyboard layout like the printed Arabic commands above the dead keys (الهروب,الرجوع,التحكم,العالي, ...etc) that's an image to the exact model i'm thinking of buying [link] imgur.com/a/0NmI3In
– محمد سامر
3 hours ago
Hrm, okay. Can't confirm 100%, but for a US keyboard set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed. Link
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is actually enough for me since i guess there is not much of a difference between the US and international layout. Sadly there is no way to confirm 100%.
– محمد سامر
2 hours ago
Cool! If you'd like I'm happy to post that as an answer so you can accept it and have the question closed.
– JMY1000
2 hours ago
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As far as I know, the layout remains engraved with both symbols (per Apple's website); if that's changed, do you have a photo of it?
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is what i've read in the documentation, but since the 2017/2018 models many changes happened to the keyboard layout like the printed Arabic commands above the dead keys (الهروب,الرجوع,التحكم,العالي, ...etc) that's an image to the exact model i'm thinking of buying [link] imgur.com/a/0NmI3In
– محمد سامر
3 hours ago
Hrm, okay. Can't confirm 100%, but for a US keyboard set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed. Link
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is actually enough for me since i guess there is not much of a difference between the US and international layout. Sadly there is no way to confirm 100%.
– محمد سامر
2 hours ago
Cool! If you'd like I'm happy to post that as an answer so you can accept it and have the question closed.
– JMY1000
2 hours ago
As far as I know, the layout remains engraved with both symbols (per Apple's website); if that's changed, do you have a photo of it?
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
As far as I know, the layout remains engraved with both symbols (per Apple's website); if that's changed, do you have a photo of it?
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is what i've read in the documentation, but since the 2017/2018 models many changes happened to the keyboard layout like the printed Arabic commands above the dead keys (
الهروب,الرجوع,التحكم,العالي, ...etc) that's an image to the exact model i'm thinking of buying [link] imgur.com/a/0NmI3In– محمد سامر
3 hours ago
That is what i've read in the documentation, but since the 2017/2018 models many changes happened to the keyboard layout like the printed Arabic commands above the dead keys (
الهروب,الرجوع,التحكم,العالي, ...etc) that's an image to the exact model i'm thinking of buying [link] imgur.com/a/0NmI3In– محمد سامر
3 hours ago
Hrm, okay. Can't confirm 100%, but for a US keyboard set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed. Link
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
Hrm, okay. Can't confirm 100%, but for a US keyboard set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed. Link
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is actually enough for me since i guess there is not much of a difference between the US and international layout. Sadly there is no way to confirm 100%.
– محمد سامر
2 hours ago
That is actually enough for me since i guess there is not much of a difference between the US and international layout. Sadly there is no way to confirm 100%.
– محمد سامر
2 hours ago
Cool! If you'd like I'm happy to post that as an answer so you can accept it and have the question closed.
– JMY1000
2 hours ago
Cool! If you'd like I'm happy to post that as an answer so you can accept it and have the question closed.
– JMY1000
2 hours ago
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Can't confirm 100% since I don't have a keyboard with an Arabic physical layout on hand, but for a US keyboard on a 2018 tMBP set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed.
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Nice animation!
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Can't confirm 100% since I don't have a keyboard with an Arabic physical layout on hand, but for a US keyboard on a 2018 tMBP set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed.
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Nice animation!
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Can't confirm 100% since I don't have a keyboard with an Arabic physical layout on hand, but for a US keyboard on a 2018 tMBP set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed.
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Nice animation!
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Can't confirm 100% since I don't have a keyboard with an Arabic physical layout on hand, but for a US keyboard on a 2018 tMBP set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed.
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Can't confirm 100% since I don't have a keyboard with an Arabic physical layout on hand, but for a US keyboard on a 2018 tMBP set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed.
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Nice animation!
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Nice animation!
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Nice animation!
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Nice animation!
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As far as I know, the layout remains engraved with both symbols (per Apple's website); if that's changed, do you have a photo of it?
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is what i've read in the documentation, but since the 2017/2018 models many changes happened to the keyboard layout like the printed Arabic commands above the dead keys (
الهروب,الرجوع,التحكم,العالي, ...etc) that's an image to the exact model i'm thinking of buying [link] imgur.com/a/0NmI3In– محمد سامر
3 hours ago
Hrm, okay. Can't confirm 100%, but for a US keyboard set to the Arabic layout, I can confirm that return/enter functions as normal once the fn key is pressed. Link
– JMY1000
3 hours ago
That is actually enough for me since i guess there is not much of a difference between the US and international layout. Sadly there is no way to confirm 100%.
– محمد سامر
2 hours ago
Cool! If you'd like I'm happy to post that as an answer so you can accept it and have the question closed.
– JMY1000
2 hours ago