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eric FRITH

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 4:55 pm
Post subject: Planar pivot
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I got a planar px191 from macconnection and I wan't to use the pivot
function the software came with windows only software. I called planar the
reply was"WE DOn"T SUPPORT MACS" anyone know of software that works on a mac
g5. The sceen tilts on a pivot and one can view in potrait, thanks
ERIC R FRITH

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Malcolm

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 7:42 pm
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On 2005-12-13 14:44:44 -0500, eric FRITH said:

> I got a planar px191 from macconnection and I wan't to use the pivot
> function the software came with windows only software. I called planar the
> reply was"WE DOn"T SUPPORT MACS" anyone know of software that works on a mac
> g5. The sceen tilts on a pivot and one can view in potrait, thanks
> ERIC R FRITH

If you have the latest OSX and a graphics card that supports core
video, there should be a Monitors setting in System Preferences to
rotate the image. It will not happen automatically when you turn the
monitor.

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Brian Hughes

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Dec 13, 2005 9:41 pm
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eric FRITH wrote:

> I got a planar px191 from macconnection and I wan't to use the pivot
> function the software came with windows only software. I called planar the
> reply was"WE DOn"T SUPPORT MACS" anyone know of software that works on a mac
> g5. The sceen tilts on a pivot and one can view in potrait, thanks
> ERIC R FRITH

I also have a PX191 and display rotation worked fine on my G4
QuickSilver but that had an ATI graphics card and used the ATI control
panel.

I am now using it on my Quad G5 and it has the Nvidia GeForce 7800GT
video card. I can't get any display rotation on that one. Supposedly if
you hold the option key (or option & command) down while clicking on the
Displays preferences, you might get a rotate menu item. That doesn't
work for me.

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Brian Hughes
usenet at hughesvideo dot com
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