I am trying to edit a line of code within a program that I use for work.
I need to use the insert key to be able to add additional spaces that I can then type letters, numbers or characters.
How to get this function to work on my MacBook Air?
MacBook – Where is the insert key on a MacBook Air
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Apparently, for Windows running natively on Apple hardware fn + return creates an Insert key press.
iTerm 2 can be configured to only use one option key as meta:
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Best Answer
FN + Return = Insert
(MacBook Air 13)
Also Works on MacBook Pro.