[gui-talk] Up Side Down Video

[Doug Lee]

Ctrl+Alt+Arrows are frequently used to flip video around like that,
and of course this means that typing a JAWS, NVDA, etc., table
navigation command in the wrong place, where the screen reader doesn't
catch and act on it, can cause this sort of side effect. I tend to
recommend that people disable these keystrokes for their video
software, though of course exactly how to do this will vary.

On Fri, Jun 12, 2015 at 03:09:03PM -0400, Dave Marthouse via gui-talk wrote:
This is purely academic to me but a sited friend pointed out that the video
display on my laptop was up side down.  This doesn't affect my screen reader
functionality but I would like to change this just in case I require sited
assistance for any future computer problems.  Is there any key strokes that
can get the problem fixed? Any information would be appreciated.


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Dave Marthouse
dmarthouse at gmail.com


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