As you can see in the image, there is a symbol that looks like a caret under a horizontal line.
I want to break page by this shortcut in the image but I don’t know what the second symbol is and where it is on the keyboard. Please help me!
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Does this answer your question? Where can I find the unicode symbols for Mac functional keys? (Command, Shift, etc.)– AlperApr 10 at 16:19
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2@Alper - no, not a dupe. 'What physical key is this on my keyboard?" not 'How do I generate this symbol?"– TetsujinApr 10 at 16:30
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Here's explained very well. TLDR; Different keys actually; keyboard which has numeric keypad, that's the enter symbol for it. Source: superuser.com/questions/522743/…– iDeveloperApr 11 at 2:53
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⌅
is a symbol representing a press of the Enter key.
Enter is often confused with return ↩ and less often with control due to the caret.
⌃
is the Control symbol.
So your keyboard shortcut is Cmd ⌘ Enter ⌅
I had to space everything out to persuade SE to draw them large.
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Enter & Return are distinct keys but their functionality is not often differentiated.
If you specifically need Enter for a function on a short [laptop] keyboard with only a Return key, then Fn Return ⏎ will send Enter.
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3@justhalf Originally, Carriage Return vs Line Feed. But now they both behave like a CR+LF - move to the start of the next line.– muruApr 11 at 6:35
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3@justhalf - See apple.stackexchange.com/q/47565/85275 for a more Mac-specific explanation - I know Adobe & FCP still differentiate functionally. Fn/Return will give Enter if needed.– TetsujinApr 11 at 7:25