[OS X TeX] apple symbol

[Jonathan Kew]

Sounds like you're referring to ⌘ (U+2318, PLACE OF INTEREST SIGN).

I'd suggest checking the LaTeX symbols guide. If there's nothing  
useful there, you might have to resort to a graphic, unless you want  
to get involved in custom font setup issues.

JK

(Of course, if you were to consider the xelatex route, it's simply  
{\fontspec{Lucida Grande}\char"2318}.)

On 10 Oct 2009, at 13:27, Doris Wagner wrote:

> hi list,
>
> on my MacBook Pro, there are 2 symbols on the Command-Key: one is  
> the well-known apple, the name of the other one I don't know (kind  
> of >>extended #<<).
> How is this symbol called? How can I use (produce) it with LaTeX,  
> but _without_ the use of xetex?
>
> tia
> doris
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