This doesn't seem like it should be so complicated to figure out. I just want the touch bar to display the function keys (F1, F2, F3, etc) for a game that requires them.
No, a license does not include that / entitle to anything here. I try my best to help as good as possible in this forum, but I can't answer everything.
I'm on the same mission. If you get a layout set up before I do, could you share it?
I need a few f keys for work (like f9 in MS Word to update fields) and have tried sending the keystroke but first you have to be able to press f9 in order to record it, and there's no f9 to press. There must be some way to show the standard touch bar in order to do this...
I found two Mac pref settings that might get us there
system prefs > keyboard > keyboard shortcuts > function keys
system prefs > keyboard > touch bar settings > touch bar shows > function keys
There's also a system pref somewhere to list apps where the f keys are shown but I can't find it right now
And a setting somewhere to make the fn key into a keyboard layout switcher (I use several layouts so I think that I need it for that – but cmd-[ and cmd-] also work for scrolling through them).
Is there a way to record from the Emoji & Symbols viewer?
The situation is that I want to paste certain characters but using the "paste" process results in their being interpreted as words, rather than as keystrokes. So they end up with a space after them. Microsoft Word is the offender here.
To give an example, the minus sign. It's missing from every keyboard, resulting in millions of people typing millions of hyphens instead.