In article <65b9a9e8-d416-4a35-b5c6-89690836c66c@w34g2000prm.googlegroups.com>, "nickravo1@gmail.com" <nickravo@gmail.com> wrote:
> I like the Mac monitors, they are rectangular, and excellent for Excel > spreadsheets, as they are nice and wide. But sometimes, I have a long > vertical document in front of me and I just want to turn that monitor > 90 degrees and read my screen that way. Is there a monitor that allows > me to do this, and what do I need to do to my system configuration to > use a monitor both vertically as well as horizontally?
I've got a Dell 1708FP in portrait mode attached to my MacBook Air. I'm not sure that all versions of Mac OS X and all video cards support rotation, however. But if the card does support it, just use the Rotate popup menu in the Displays system preference pane.
(And yes, I once owned a Radius Pivot or three.)
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