[roverman]

We have a few Clios here and one employ somehow got the display to Flip. Now everything is upside down. Also I'm guessing that because of this, the touch screen is inoperative (keyboard only).

How do I go about setting the display back to normal. I've already done the Reset and it didn't work.

This actually could be usefull if she were to flip/swivel the monitor to the person on the other side of the table.

Thanks for your help.
Randy

[LarryCore]

All I could find about the touch not working:
http://www.clio.com/techsupport/sup_procedure_11.html

Which model is this? The newer Clios are supposed to have automotic flip.

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>New to the Clio C-1050 is screen rotation capabilities. In all modes you can select the option to rotate the screen in 90-degree increments. When using it as a Tablet, you can flip the screen 90 or 270 degrees to make it long and narrow like a standard piece of paper. Flip the screen 180 degrees in Presentation mode so the image is not displayed upside down. The Clio uses the graphics controller to rotate the display, which means this feature does not slowdown the performance of the system. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

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[roverman]

Larry, thanks for giving it a try. We do have the C-1050 and the monitor itself rotates. But it is the images on the screen that rotated 180 degrees and that's where the problem is.

I now understand there is a rotational option in the video settings. Somehow they got off the 0 setting. I'll give this a try when I get back to work.

Randy