Is there "rotation" option for displays in ML

[kocoman]

Is there "rotation" option for displays in ML?

 

[DanTheAppleMan]

Is there "rotation" option for displays in ML?

You can do this by opening System Preferences, then selecting 'Displays' while holding down the 'option (alt)' and 'cmd' keys. You should be presented with an additional drop-down box with these options.

 

[Icy1007]

You can do this by opening System Preferences, then selecting 'Displays' while holding down the 'option (alt)' and 'cmd' keys. You should be presented with an additional drop-down box with these options.
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That drop down is available for me without having to hold any additional keys.

 

[DanTheAppleMan]

That drop down is available for me without having to hold any additional keys.

Interesting... ML obviously allows certain other options by default with some displays. Which model do you have?

 

[Icy1007]

Interesting... ML obviously allows certain other options by default with some displays. Which model do you have?

My current monitor is an ACER S243HL; 24" 1080p LED monitor. Connected to my MBP via HDMI.

 

[CyBeRino]

You can do this by opening System Preferences, then selecting 'Displays' while holding down the 'option (alt)' and 'cmd' keys. You should be presented with an additional drop-down box with these options.
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Hah!

I don't need option for a rotation drop-down either (you seem to be getting it for your internal display though, I have an external one and the internal one won't budge either with or without option) but thanks to you I noticed that in fact the 'Detect Displays' button still exists, it's just hidden behind the 'gather windows' button and requires alt to be pressed to show it.

I use that button a lot in my work so yay!