How do i rotate the display

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Michael Shergold

The pnp display I have allows screen rotation but the book does not explain how to alter the display.
There was no new video driver with it. I'm sure I saw an option somewhere.
Michael
 
Right click blank area of desktop, click graphic options, graphic
properties, click Rotation tab.

Michael Shergold said:
The pnp display I have allows screen rotation but the book does not
explain how to alter the display.
 
Hmm!
Those options do not appear for me. So I expect they appear with a specific graphics driver card.
Later this morning I might try plugging the display into the native port instead of the AGP card.. I've recently
changed the motherboard and I am pretty sure I saw a rotation possibility at one time when I was in process of
re-installing the hardware and software..
Thanks anyway
Michael
 
The pnp display I have allows screen rotation but the book does not explain how to alter the display.
There was no new video driver with it. I'm sure I saw an option somewhere.
Michael
Rotation also requires software. My VP181 uses PerfectPortrait which came with the LCD display. I
don't know if will work with other monitors or if the monitors must have extra features to perform
a rotate function
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Michael said:
Those options do not appear for me. So I expect they appear with a specific graphics driver card.

Certainly only some maker's drivers have it (current NVidia and ATI
Radeon do). Just where on the Settings - Advanced it is will depend on
which make. May be under Adapter or may be a separate page
 

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