How to read your laptop like a book
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- SilverLounger
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How to read your laptop like a book
If you want to really get the experience of reading an ebook on your laptop, press left alt + right control + left arrow and everything on your screen will rotate 90 degrees. Then proceed to rotate your laptop and hold it like a book. Avoid any sudden movements or your hard drive will crash. To restore the screen, press left alt + right ctrl + up arrow.
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JMT
JMT
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Re: How to read your laptop like a book
These keyboard shortcuts are provided by and hence dependent on the graphics card. They don't work only on laptops, and may not work on all laptops.
(As far as I know it isn't necessary to use the right Ctrl key, the left Ctrl key should work too)
(As far as I know it isn't necessary to use the right Ctrl key, the left Ctrl key should work too)
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Hans
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Re: How to read your laptop like a book
As I wrote, it depends on the graphics card. Moreover, it is often possible to disable the shortcut keys for rotating the screen.
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Hans
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Re: How to read your laptop like a book
I would suggest you have either a dodgy hard drive or more likely a dodgy connection.jmt356 wrote: Then proceed to rotate your laptop and hold it like a book. Avoid any sudden movements or your hard drive will crash.
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wasbit
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