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I mentioned that tale because it’s a truly AMAZING example of what can happen when written or electronic communications are imprecise or misunderstood. You don’t need to read beyond the first

Sorry, I hadn’t read this message when I just posted another asking about programs that can dig into glyph identity. Mail>Message>View>Message>Raw Source doesn’t work for me because when I’m

I’m assuming that the glyphs assigned to keys on Apple devices are encoded in the OS, and likely in firmware rather than software. I THINK there are iOS and macOS apps that permit one to query

If you want to turn off Optimized Battery Charging: Open the Settings app on your Apple Watch. Scroll down, then tap Battery. Tap Battery Health. Turn off Optimized Battery Charging. Choose Turn Off

I’ve notice that after the latest Apple Watch update my watch doesn’t fully recharge overnight. I’m wondering if the IT people at Apple added some unnecessary new ‘feature’ that uses up the

I’ve done something similar on the Mac. In System Preferences > Keyboard > Text I’ve set up fractions, exponents, some symbo

Hell, I would just like some commonality between the layout of Apple device keyboards, for special characters like #%*&$@., Brent

Otto wrote: I find it interesting that Apple’s own version of the iPhone keyboard does let you do special symbols by holding down keys, but *different* symbols that they associate with those same

I’m not sure what symbol the “0” key gives me, but it looks like a degree symbol. I can’t get the “8” key to do anything other than 8. ?0 on the Mac gives me ?, which *looks* like a

This has been fun and educational. With the 8 key I get no options using press-and-hold. If I use the zero key instead, I get °.

And mimicking the nun who at a critical point in the ancient comedy film starring Leslie Nielsen and OJ Simpson (Airplane) who offers to intervene in an argument after announcing, meekly, “I speak

I wrote Jim Robertson replied: AHA! I normally use an alternate keyboard on my iPhone (Padkeys). It works there. When I switch to the native iOS keyboard, the 8 key no longer has the degree sign, and

My result trying the 8 doesn’t work on my iPhone nor iPads in any text app either. PatSent from iPad Pro

I guess i forgot to do my homework before lighting the fuse on that iOS “8” rocket. Pressing and holding the “8” still gives me just that one glyph available no longer HOW long I hold it on my

jimrobertson wrote: DaveC replied: Actually, that will give you a superscript 0 (or maybe it is a superscript o). Doing the same thing with the “8” key will get you a degree sign, which is what

Pat and Dave, I had no idea it cold be done with 0° of difficulty?. (Scattering formattings while I may) AND demonstrating a critical yet frivolous way to create strikethrouh text in iOS mail