Dude, you HAVE to tell me if portrait display modes are built in to OS X. It can't be possible, can it?
Do I just need to buy a rotating screen, and it'll work!? Or do I need some software, like that hack I used to use on OS 9 (old-timers might remember me turning my Titanium Powerbook on its side).
If this simply works with a pivoting display, I'm totally in!!! Forget widescreen. I wants me a highscreen.
It works out of the box. Just go into the display section of the System Preferences andchange the value for "Rotate"
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Here is my old Jaguar grab (12" Powerbook).
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A very well customised desktop!
Can you tell me what that iTunes controller app is that your running (that runs along under your menubar)?
How it all fits (this is in my office @ school)
Dude, you HAVE to tell me if portrait display modes are built in to OS X. It can't be possible, can it?
Do I just need to buy a rotating screen, and it'll work!? Or do I need some software, like that hack I used to use on OS 9 (old-timers might remember me turning my Titanium Powerbook on its side).
If this simply works with a pivoting display, I'm totally in!!! Forget widescreen. I wants me a highscreen.
It works out of the box. Just go into the display section of the System Preferences andchange the value for "Rotate"