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If they use a Windows computer, type the command Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow. It turns their screen upside-down. The other arrows work as well to turn the screen sidew
by imp 18y ago
If they use a Windows computer, type the command Ctrl+Alt+DownArrow. It turns their screen upside-down. The other arrows work as well to turn the screen sideways. Not sure how familiar most people are with this though. I've always wanted to try it on someone and see how they reacted.
- frederiksen 18y agoI cannot wait to use this.
- andrewbadera 18y agoahhh ... no it doesn't. perhaps with a third party monitor utility ...
- imp 18y agoIt might be a Dell thing. I've only tried it on Dells and I've seen it work on a couple laptops and an older desktop. Haven't really tested this extensively though. YMMV.
- seren6ipity 18y agoI'm so tempted to try it out with n number of windows m/c around ;)
- partner55083777 18y agoIt works under X as well. $ xrandr -o inverted To get back to normal, $ xrandr -o normal
- notauser 18y agoThat's an intel video chipset utility. More recent ones support Ctl-Alt(left|right) as well.