I want to change the orientation of my screen to portrait

but I can't figure out how to do it. I do not see the option when I
go to the display properties settings in vista. I have an HP
pavillion w/ a 22" monitor. Any ideas?

Thanks!

John

The monitor resolution (width/height) determines what the display looks
like.
Mine is set at 1400x990 and it works fine with my 19" widescreen LCD.
I believe the settings that are optimal for your screen are listed in the
manual.
You can change to several different resolutions and see what looks good to
you.
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"Jpandes" <> wrote in message
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> but I can't figure out how to do it. I do not see the option when I
> go to the display properties settings in vista. I have an HP
> pavillion w/ a 22" monitor. Any ideas?
> Thanks!
> John

that is a function of the display adaptor driver... or if your monitor has
that function as a standard then it usually comes with a software that
enables this ...

I remember one that was called PIVOT...

check the cd that came with the screen


"Jpandes" <> wrote in message
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> but I can't figure out how to do it. I do not see the option when I
> go to the display properties settings in vista. I have an HP
> pavillion w/ a 22" monitor. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks!
>
> John
>

Is there an icon for your video card in the system tray (ATI or nVidia)? If
so, it may have rotation settings.

Also look in Control Panel | Windows Mobility Center, there may be a screen
rotation setting available.

YMMV


"Jpandes" <> wrote in message
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but I can't figure out how to do it. I do not see the option when I
go to the display properties settings in vista. I have an HP
pavillion w/ a 22" monitor. Any ideas?

Thanks!

John

On Sat, 1 Sep 2007 15:02:58 -0600, "Val" <>
wrote:

>Is there an icon for your video card in the system tray (ATI or nVidia)? If
>so, it may have rotation settings.
>
>Also look in Control Panel | Windows Mobility Center, there may be a screen
>rotation setting available.

This will vary a lot depending on video card/monitor. For example I
have a Dell 24 inch wide Ultra Sharp and if I click on the Nvidia
Control Panel (usually you can get here by right clicking on your
desktop if you don't see a special icon in the task tray)

For mine, under related tasks I can have the following:

1. landscape (no rotation) normal default setting
2. portrait 90 degrees left or landscape
3. 90 degrees right or inverted portrait
4. 180 degrees inverted landscape

Note: Not much use unless your monitor ALSO tilts.
>
>YMMV
>
>
>"Jpandes" <> wrote in message
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>but I can't figure out how to do it. I do not see the option when I
>go to the display properties settings in vista. I have an HP
>pavillion w/ a 22" monitor. Any ideas?
>
>Thanks!
>
>John
>

"Jpandes" <> wrote in message
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> but I can't figure out how to do it. I do not see the option when I
> go to the display properties settings in vista. I have an HP
> pavillion w/ a 22" monitor. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks!
>
> John
>

Try Ctrl-Shift-Arrow key
or
Ctrl-Alt-Arrow key

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