How to Type the Apple Logo (Mac and Windows)
Open the Character Map., Locate the Apple logo., Copy the Apple logo., Paste the Apple logo.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open the Character Map.
Begin by accessing the Start menu and then selecting Programs/All Programs.
Then click Accessories and select the System Tools folder.You can also access the Character Map from the Run window.
Simply press ⊞ Win + A so that the Run window appears and then type "charmap." Once typed, press ↵ Enter. -
Step 2: Locate the Apple logo.
First, click on the Font dropdown list.
Scroll to the "Baskerville Old Face" font and select it.
Then scroll down its list of characters and locate the Apple logo. , After clicking on the logo, then hit the Select button next to the "Characters to copy:" text.
Finally, click on the Copy button next to the Select button. , Simply find the place in which you'd like to insert the logo and press Ctrl + V in order to paste it.
Alternatively, you might right-click your mousepad and select Paste. -
Step 3: Copy the Apple logo.
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Step 4: Paste the Apple logo.
Detailed Guide
Begin by accessing the Start menu and then selecting Programs/All Programs.
Then click Accessories and select the System Tools folder.You can also access the Character Map from the Run window.
Simply press ⊞ Win + A so that the Run window appears and then type "charmap." Once typed, press ↵ Enter.
First, click on the Font dropdown list.
Scroll to the "Baskerville Old Face" font and select it.
Then scroll down its list of characters and locate the Apple logo. , After clicking on the logo, then hit the Select button next to the "Characters to copy:" text.
Finally, click on the Copy button next to the Select button. , Simply find the place in which you'd like to insert the logo and press Ctrl + V in order to paste it.
Alternatively, you might right-click your mousepad and select Paste.
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