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Thanks, I have been looking for that. But it's command-hyphen for en-dash, and shift-command-hyphen for em-dash on my Mac.
by gshubert17 9y ago
Thanks, I have been looking for that. But it's command-hyphen for en-dash, and shift-command-hyphen for em-dash on my Mac.
- wtallis 9y agoWhy do you have command and option reversed? Are you using a non-Apple keyboard?
- gshubert17 9y agoThis is curious. I use an Apple keyboard with a numeric keypad on the right. From left to right on the lowest row, the keys are Control, Option (Alt), Command, Space, and so on. I was using LibreOffice 5.1.6.2 to try this. It looks like LibreOffice has remapped the keys.
- Bud 9y agoIt emphatically is NOT shift-command-hyphen on ANY Mac. It's shift-option-hyphen, and has been since the Reagan Administration.
- gshubert17 9y agoYou're right. It is as you describe on my 2015 MacBook Air running 10.12.6. But on my 2009 iMac running 10.11.6, using LibreOffice, option-hyphen did produce an en-dash, but command-hyphen did. So either LibreOffice or some configuration setting somewhere on this Mac is responsible for this nonstandard behavior. Thanks.