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  1. Jul 4, 2022 · On a Mac. To type the pound sterling symbol (£) on a Mac, press and hold the Alt + 3 keys on your keyboard. (This key combination will insert the pound sterling symbol into any application.) On a Linux PC. In Linux, every character has its own Unicode number.

  2. May 25, 2023 · Firstly, on a Mac. The easiest way is to use the keyboard shortcut. This is to hold down Shift (Option on US keyboards), while pressing the number 3. On a Windows PC or laptop, you can use exactly the same shortcut. Simply hold down Shift and then press the number 3.

  3. You can type a British pound symbol on a Mac using the Option key and the numeral 3. Note that the # symbol on the key is also known as a pound sign, which can be a helpful mnemonic device. If you want to insert an arbitrary character into a Mac document, use the built-in Character Viewer.

  4. Oct 6, 2020 · macOS. On a UK Mac keyboard, SHIFT + 3 brings up the £ British Pound sign. I was excited to see that on a US Mac keyboard, it can be done with OPT + 3. That’s super easy to remember! Oh, and while we’re on this subject, the € Euro Symbol can be accessed with ALT + SHIFT + 2. Thank you, Apple! Windows.

  5. May 4, 2023 · For UK Mac users with the UK keyboard layout, simply press Shift + 3 to type the £ sign. For US Mac users with the US keyboard layout, press Option + 3 to type the £ sign. It’s that...

  6. Feb 25, 2022 · GBP Symbol Shortcut (Mac) The GBP Symbol shortcut for Mac is Option + 3. The Alt code method is only for Windows and can only be used on that platform. However, this shortcut in this section will work for you if you’re using a Mac PC. Follow the directions below to use this Mac keyboard shortcut: Open the document where you want to type the ...

  7. 123. 30K views 2 years ago How to in MAC (Macbook Air and Macbook Pro) How to get Pound Sign on MAC (MacBook Air/ MacBook Pro) using UK or US Keyboard. There are two ways to type...

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