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If you are used to a QWERTY keyboard and have now switched to an AZERTY keyboard, you might have difficulty finding the keys for curly brackets ({ }) for a simple reason: They aren't there. All is not lost, though, because you can still create curly brackets using an AZERTY keyboard.
Steps
- Go to System Preferences. You can search for it in Spotlight or go through the Apple logo in the top left corner, then select System Preferences.
- Go to Keyboard.Advertisement
- Click the box, and select Show Character Viewer. In the Character Viewer you can select numerous characters.
- Select Parentheses on the left side, and you will be able to access the curly brackets.
Expert Q&A
Tips
- Search "curly brackets" online, then copy/paste the characters.Thanks
Warnings
- This is for AZERTY keyboards using Mac. This guide isn't guaranteed to work on different operating systems.Thanks
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