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I have always used the √ sign and has never had any complaints. But it’s an interesting question, and I love mysteries, so … yes, there is a solution (probably more, but here’s one) and it’s

Different fonts have different, usually hidden, extended characters. I think that one was from Lucinda Grande. You have to hit some combination of modifier keys to get it. I just pulled it from a form

Hi, Otto, Of course you are right, Option v √ is a square root symbol! It also makes a beautiful checkmark. My old mind knew that once upon a time, but had completely forgotten that way to get a

I didn't remember how to get a checkmark, so I went to my Keyboard Viewer. Odd. ?Although it shows as an A+ on the toolbar, it briefly changes to the US keyboard, when I click on it. I have always

Or Show Emoji & Symbols (Character Viewer) > Bullets/Stars (3rd row from bottom) > Add to Favourites, Otto 10.15.7

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As I said earlier, it’s actually a square root symbol, but it’s “close enough”: √ opt-v vs ? Character Viewer > Bullets/Stars Otto

I guess Option + v, which I have always used, could be considered a concept of a check mark. Bob

That’s the square root symbol, although it looks a little like a check mark (tick in the UK). I find it strange that there isn’t a tick symbol available without going into emoji, etc. If I used it

This is what I use! Sent from iPhone

Well, this is why I always wait a week or so to install significant updates, until all the bugs get worked out and the patches get launched. Of course, my issue could be unique to my hardware for some

Hi Kurt, you asked how to make a checkmark from your keyboard, but the unacceptable two slant bars \/ (don’t know their real name) can easily be beat using iPhone emojis. Plus Apple offers easy ways

Control+Command+Space is the default shortcut for Emoji & Symbols.

Easy for me. Once you use more than one keyboard layout, you have an icon in the Menu Bar. Click on that, one of the options is Show Emoji and Icons. Scrolling through there, you can find almost

√ Option-V makes a reasonable check mark depending on the font you are using.

I don’t think there’s a keyboard shortcut for that character, but you can insert it using Character Viewer. As an extension, you could copy this character and create a Text Replacement Shortcut to

Can someone please tell me how to make a check mark on the Mac keyboard. Thanx, Kurt Youngmann *** “The most erroneous stories are those we think we know best -- and therefore never scrutinize or

In fact, MA can do things that are more or less impossible to replicate any other way. The last time time that I got a new Mac, I decided to upgrade by starting over from mostly scratch. But I soon

I agree Migration Assistant does the best job of transferring from an old Mac to a new one. Dutch