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Computer Help and Support

Ligyron

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7. You guys are great!

Reply to Ligyron (Original post)

Wed Feb 27, 2019, 09:38 AM

Feb 2019

I never imagined such a quick response so I didn't even bother checking back til this AM.

LeftofCenter nailed it. I should have mentioned this was a laptop. I always called screens, whatever they are attached to, monitors for some reason.

Alt space plus M did it after a couple of tries.

Weird thing is: this right shift of viewing plane happened as I dragged my hand across the keyboard unintentionally. I couldn't duplicate that move again for a million dollars.

Again, thank you my DU brother and sisterhood! Democracy rocks!

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I hope someone can help me. [View all] Ligyron Feb 2019 OP

See if your monitor has an autoset button. lpbk2713 Feb 2019 #1

did you reboot computer. nt msongs Feb 2019 #2

Without knowing what your screen or computer are, canetoad Feb 2019 #3

Found this on Google left-of-center2012 Feb 2019 #4

That works for program windows canetoad Feb 2019 #5

Your monitor may have some buttons on the back that can adjust positioning of the display. lastlib Feb 2019 #6

You guys are great! Ligyron Feb 2019 #7