[gui-talk] changing the screen orientation on Dell Lattitude Laptop

[Lloyd Rasmussen]

Try ctrl-alt-UpArrow.  You must have pressed ctrl-alt-RightArrow at some 
point.  Window-Eyes users have had to deal with this for some time.  These 
are hotkeys used by Intel graphics adapters.  In the properties of your 
video adapter, after you have righted your screen, you can disable the hotkeys.

At 11:18 PM 1/13/2010, you wrote:
>I currently am using a Dell Latitude E5400 Laptop computer. A sighted 
>person told me that somehow, my screen has gotten flipped sideways. In 
>other words, the orientation has changed. How do I change it back to its 
>proper orientation? I have looked for hours and cannot find the way to do 
>this. I am running Windows XP. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
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