Standing the monitor upside down might be a great conversation starter, but
you probably like to have it stand on its base before your friend flips.

Try holding down Alt-Ctrl while clicking on Up or Down Arrow.

For some reason, this combination works with some monitors but not with
others. It seems to depend on he monitor itself, and not on the monitor
card.

David Grossman


----- Original Message -----
From: "Le Dong Phuong" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 23, 2004 4:11 PM
Subject: [PCSOFT] Flipped display


> My friend is using a computer using Pentium 4 1.8MHz on Intel 845 chipset
> with Intel's integrated video driver.  Usually he used the wordprocessor
for
> typing in US English.  But yesterday he had typed some German umlaut using
> Alt-key combination.  Some how he has managed to produced a key
comobination
> which flipped the display 180 degrees (rotated my be better desciption).
I
> have tried all my knowledge to restore the usual display  but to no vain.
> Could anyone help me to find way to do this rather then to flip the
monitor
> around.
>
> Thanks

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