How to type the Apple Logo
Apple.com, How to, Mac OS X - November 6th, 2009 - 20 Comments
Typing the Apple Logo is a fun little trick that’s easy to do and looks pretty cool:
So how do you do it with your Mac keyboard?
Option+Shift+K will type the Apple logo as so:
I have no idea what this is displayed like to a Windows user, so don’t be surprised if it looks like something totally different, but on Mac you will see the Apple logo in all it’s glory.
Note: see the comments below for how to type the Apple logo on various world keyboards. Thank you to our readers for supplying this information!
It’s not letting me.
On the Italian Keyboard:
ctrl + shift + 8
on the Switzerland Keyboard:
ctrl + shift + ‘
HAPPY 
If you have Delicious installed the default for bookmarking is command+shift+K so a yeah FYI
Oh and FYI it’s Atl(option)+shift + K=
Yeah, It’s
alt(option) + shift+ K =
Oops thanks for catching that, my keyboard settings are set a bit different than most peoples. Corrected!
on windows it looks like an “F8″ on top and “FF” underneath, all in a small box. Weird.
this was awesome, I don’t know for what reason!
on the german keyboard it’s ALT + SHIFT + * = — nice btw.
On a norwegian keybord, it’s as easy as ALT + A
On a Finnish keyboard it’s also ALT(option) + A
spanish: option + g
cool
Belgium keyboard: option + &
On an Icelandic keyboard it’s
Alt + Shift + < =
A simple Alt + A works on the Norwegian keyboard.
The Alt + Shift + K makes the degrees symbol on the Norwegian keyboard (º). You have to mention which keyboard you are using! They’re all different and not everyone is using the same one around the world
In Portuguese keyboard is: ALT(option) + 1
Very simple
very !
On a Windows keyboard, it’s ‘cover it in petrol, set fire to it, and throw it as far as you can’. Might as well be that, because you can’t do much else with it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U%2BF8FF
Alt + G works for spanish keyboard.
Nice !
It’s Alt + Caps Lock + A on a Swedish keyboard