For example, Spanish users can set keyboards to both “Spanish” (mainly for Latin America) and “Spanish ISO” (for Europe). You will see different language settings depending on your country. To check this go to Apple () Menu > System Preferences > Keyboard and click on the Input Sources tab. If you’re in another country other than the UK or USA, you may need to change your keyboard region settings before you can type the symbol. On UK or European keyboards, hold down the Option key (also known as the ALT key) and press the number 2 key.ģ. You will see the sign above the number 2. On US keyboards, hold down the Shift key and press the number 2 key. Here’s how to type the sign on a Mac or MacBook based on your region.ġ. For most people, the confusion is because the symbol requires pressing different keys combination on US and UK keyboards. The reason for this is it depends on the country you bought your Mac in and in some cases, which keyboard country setting you have configured on your Mac. If you’ve just got yourself a new Mac, you might be tearing your hair out trying to work out where the key or “at” sign is.
