![]() If you (ahem) run a technical support website or have some other regular need to type ⌘, as well as other well-known Mac symbols such as ⌃ (control) or ⌥ (alt) or even ⏏ (eject), then I suggest you take a different tack entirely. If you need something that works every time, can I suggest you… Get the Espanso text expander Microsoft Office apps, for example, unhelpfully refuse to co-operate. Note that Apple text replacements don’t work in every app. To create that replacement for yourself, click the + button in the bottom-left of the window, then enter “cmmnd” (or whatever you want the shortcut text to be) in the Replace section and then copy the ⌘ symbol into the With section. That isn’t an Apple default, but one I prepared earlier. You might also have spotted the ⌘ symbol in that list in the screenshot above. Alternatively, just press the space bar after typing “appsy” and it will automatically appear. So, if you type the word “appsy” in a Mac app, you should see a little apple appear above the word, which you can just click on to have it replace that word in text. ![]() The sharper tools in the box may have spotted the Apple symbol in the list.
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