I dont know if this will solve everyone's problem, but I accidentally
did this while at work today, and this is how I solved the problem. We
use Dells with integrated video acceleration:

ctrl + alt + uparrow

Actually, on this computer, you can rotate the screen presentation
every way you want using ctrl + alt + [arrow key]. If you push down,
the screen literally goes upside down. It also inverts the mouse
function, so be ready for that.

Hope this helps someone!


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> Actually, on this computer, you can rotate the screen presentation
> every way you want using ctrl + alt + [arrow key]. If you push down,
> the screen literally goes upside down. It also inverts the mouse
> function, so be ready for that.

This is support for people who have screens which can be rotated
physically. I'm thinking of getting one. Presumably, you press
ctrl+alt+{whichever arrow key corresponds to where you want the top of
the display to be} then rotate the screen. Some screens have sensors,
which do this automatically (in conjunction with drivers that know about
it).

I've always been tempted to see if anything happens when I do this. but
I'm too scared that it will get stuck that way (if the wind stops
blowing, for example) and I'll spend the rest of my career standing on
my head. :-)

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hey thnk u a zillion times!!
it workd!!!


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