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Apache rotate button
Hey! I have Apache with winmo 6.1. I use AE Button plus and i was wondering if there is a way to assign a button so that it will rotate the screen...or is there a program that i can assign to a button and rotate? thanks!
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Re: Apache rotate button
in the start/personal/buttons ....i saw the rotate screen, any way to make it rotate clockwise, not counterclockwise....in the registry????
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I agree it is aggravating for those of us who want it to rotate in that direction but I havent seen anything to that which you are asking for.
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Doesn't the rotation of the screen (clockwise or counterclockwise) depend on your Landscape setting? (left-handed or right-handed)
Under settings/Screen. Try changing Orientation and then see if rotation changes from cw to ccw. If that works, might have to do a Mortscript to change the orientation before you do the rotate (if you wnat to rotate ccw only on selected apps). |
Re: Apache rotate button
Someone has written some freeware utilities for rotating the screen 90 (RotateSE), 180 (RotateSE180) or 270 degrees (RotateSE270) here: http://www.tweaks2k2.com/portal/stat...05022517002183
I found they work fine on WM5 or 6 or 6.1. The lower right of my screen got worn out from using Block mode so much, and the 180 flip lets me write on a still usable part of the screen. |
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It was my understanding that he not really wanted to rotate the screen but counter clockwise but rather clockwise thus going from a right handed device toa left handed device. Rotation isnt an issue but rotation in the direction he wants is the issue.
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So does changing the orientation to landscape (left-handed) work for rotating the screen cw?
Might be able to write a mortscript to do this since the normal rotate screen is set to rotate ccw. |
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