Re: rotating all slides in a PP presentation?
From: Glen Millar (_at_)
Date: 11/19/04
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Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2004 04:12:45 GMT
>
> Apparently this one doesn't. But if it has a setting for rear projection,
> that'd fix the flippytype problem. But I don't think it'd be an issue.
You
> get one flip per mirror. No, I'm not gonna try to do an ascii diagram.
<g>
>
> But try it. If you hold the mirror vertically and rotate it 45, now you're
> looking at something 90deg left or right and it's flopped front to back.
>
> Hold the mirror horizontally, you're looking at something on the floor or
> ceiling (that'd be ceiling or floor for you, Glen) and it's upside down.
>
> Now if you live in China where they write right to left AND top to bottom,
this
> all gets a great deal more complex.
OK. Standing on my head, looking in a mirror, asking the kids to tilt the
mirror? The kids think I'm crazy!
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