- Apr 27, 2013
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Is it possible to change the display orientation of an external display individually while in duplicated mode? Using a Cintiq Companion, due to being left-handed, use of the primary device's display is set to "Landscape (Flipped)." When attempting to use a secondary display device such as a projector or an external monitor, the display is matched to the primary display: in this case "Landscape (Flipped)." This causes the external display to show up upside down, and no way to change this individually has been found.
The display cannot be used as extended, because during tutorials for drawing, the screen needs to copy what is on the primary display.
Sources for individual screen rotation seem to be lacking. Is it possible to do natively in Windows 8? Are there any good third-party alternatives? i-Rotate has all ready been attempted.
System Specifications -
Operating System: Windows 8
Display Adapted: Intel HD 4000 series.
The display cannot be used as extended, because during tutorials for drawing, the screen needs to copy what is on the primary display.
Sources for individual screen rotation seem to be lacking. Is it possible to do natively in Windows 8? Are there any good third-party alternatives? i-Rotate has all ready been attempted.
System Specifications -
Operating System: Windows 8
Display Adapted: Intel HD 4000 series.
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