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Amazing Grace
The image on my screen has rotated 90 degrees clockwise. Any idea how to
restore it to verticle?
GW
restore it to verticle?
GW
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Alister
Amazing said:The image on my screen has rotated 90 degrees clockwise. Any idea how to
restore it to verticle?
GW
Try pressing the keys Ctrl Alt and one of the arrow keys together.
Combinations vary between different graphics cards but normally Up or
Down arrow is the "normal" view, Right arrow rotates the screen 90
degrees Clockwise and Left arrow rotates 90 degrees anti-clockwise.
Alister
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PA Bear [MS MVP]
See this recent discussion:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr..._frm/thread/f9d200408589076a/5a406d44fa50a738
http://groups.google.com/group/micr..._frm/thread/f9d200408589076a/5a406d44fa50a738
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John Inzer
==============================Amazing said:The image on my screen has rotated 90 degrees clockwise. Any idea
how to restore it to verticle?
GW
Depends on your Video Driver...I have
nVidia and all I have to do is click the
nVidia icon in the Notification area of
Windows Task Bar and choose Rotation
Settings / 90°.
nVidia Control Panel is also accessed
in Control Panel.
If you do not have nVidia...you probably
have similar options.
--
John Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience
Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer
Solutions that work for
me may not work for you
Proceed at your own risk
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Tim Meddick
Hi Amazing Grace,
click on your desktop and choose properties. Having
opened Desktop Property control panel go to the tab at the end "Settings".
On the "Settings" tab click on Advanced. In the page that appears will be
one that reflects your monitor, it being different for different installed
display adaptors but, around there there will be a tab will the capabilities
of your particular display adapter. On mine its under "Intel Extreme
Graphics" and then press on the "Graphics Properties" button. Then it's
under "Rotation" (set it to Normal) but yours could well be something
slightly different. But it's sure to somewhere around there. Hope this is
of some use to you.
click on your desktop and choose properties. Having
opened Desktop Property control panel go to the tab at the end "Settings".
On the "Settings" tab click on Advanced. In the page that appears will be
one that reflects your monitor, it being different for different installed
display adaptors but, around there there will be a tab will the capabilities
of your particular display adapter. On mine its under "Intel Extreme
Graphics" and then press on the "Graphics Properties" button. Then it's
under "Rotation" (set it to Normal) but yours could well be something
slightly different. But it's sure to somewhere around there. Hope this is
of some use to you.
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Amazing Grace
This worked, Alister!! Many thanks!!
AG
AG
Alister said:Try pressing the keys Ctrl Alt and one of the arrow keys together.
Combinations vary between different graphics cards but normally Up or
Down arrow is the "normal" view, Right arrow rotates the screen 90
degrees Clockwise and Left arrow rotates 90 degrees anti-clockwise.
Alister
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Amazing Grace
Thank you everyone!!