Kia Ora
I am using Word 97 with Windows 98SE.
1. Is there a method to rotate the text of a document so I can rotate
physically my monitor and read an A4 page practically full size on the screen?
I have tried creating a text box typing in my text, then rotating it, but I
want to bring in copied text from other documents, that a text box will not
accept.
2. Is a later version of Word or Windows necessary?
3. Do I need to use another program to do this?
Thanks
Mac
Charles Kenyon - 16 Dec 2004 20:30 GMT
Check with the manufacturer of your monitor and see if they have a driver
that lets you do this.

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> Kia Ora
> I am using Word 97 with Windows 98SE.
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> Mac
Mac Lynch - 17 Dec 2004 06:50 GMT
Charles
Thanks for the suggestion.
I contacted HP. My M50 Monitor will cope alright, but it depends on a suitable
video card that will accept a rotate command from Windows XP operating system.
Unfortunately, I am running 98SE.
Mac
>Check with the manufacturer of your monitor and see if they have a driver
>that lets you do this.
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>> Thanks
>> Mac
Monika Krug - 17 Dec 2004 11:28 GMT
Maybe you could print the document to a PDF? Those can be
rotated on the screen.
Monika.
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