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midwaychevrolet,phxaz
2/28/2007 3:10:30 PM

Mythran
2/28/2007 4:25:23 PM

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Stand on your head?

<would reply with something more useful, but Logie Urquhart beat me to it>

Mythran

Bob Lehmann
2/28/2007 4:53:39 PM

Turn it over.

Bob Lehmann

<midwaychevrolet>; "phxaz" <midwaychevrolet,phxaz@discussions.microsoft.com>
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please!

Scott M.
2/28/2007 8:14:21 PM

Actually LOL, rather than just saying I am!

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Logie Urquhart
3/1/2007 12:19:30 AM

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LOL :)

Look in the settings display to see if you can adjust the orientation.

Miro
3/1/2007 10:21:15 AM

Actually this is a windows feature if i remember correctly.

It depends on the graphics card ( i think ) but it was something like
holding Alt and Ctrl at the same time and then pushing your cursor keys will
flip it.

I cant remember the exact keys...but I do remember this being an option of
the Windows 2000.

Miro

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Miro
3/1/2007 10:28:02 AM

Here is the closest I could find for you as to what I was mentioning

http://www.computing.net/windows2000/wwwboard/forum/62429.html

It is a great practical joke,
Windows saves the orientation of your screen till the next time you boot up.
We did this all over the office back in the day.

Its when "multiple monitors" first came out and some people had montors
sideways.

Cheers

Miro

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