My monitor is 90 degrees to the right

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• My monitor is rotated 90 degrees to the side, how do I get it back to normal?

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• Rotation tool rotates counterclockwise, when he must turn to the right.

  Here in the United Kingdom, I thought when we have something turn of 90 degrees, the object would turn clockwise by 90 degrees.  For example, I have a standing lamp post in front of me.  If I rotate it 90 degrees with the axis, the basis, I expect keel right that I have in front, in other words, it rotates 90 degrees to the right, swing to there base.

  However, when I go to Illustrator, create a new object, double-click the Rotate tool and type '90' and 'Enter'... and the object rotates 90 degrees to the left...

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  You can always request a feature here:

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• How can I turn an image 90 degrees is the way it should be?

  Using a g series of HP Pavilion windows 10 running with all updates applied.

  Just Adobe Photoshop Premiere elements 14 and when I import an image that was taken as a portrait it is transformed into a landscape photo which means that it is on the side.

  I haven't used first Elements a lot in the past, but I don't remember what happens in previous versions. I just need to know how to activate the clip to the picture is right side upwards.

  I intend using Premiere Elements much more in the future so I'll need to know how to solve this problem, when it happens again.

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  P.S. I have version 12, so I'll see if it happens there.

  RayGoLXXV

  First elements 14/14.1 on 64-bit Windows 10

  At the level of the timeline, right-click on the clip, select either left 90 deg rotation or do rotate 90 degrees to the right.

  or

  Hightlight / select the clip in the timeline, go to applied effects tab/Applied effects Palette/Motion expanded Panel and the Rotation function there.

  Any questions, feel free to ask.

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• I use an old CRT monitor, I can REDUCE the appearance, so I don't have to scroll to the right?

  Almost all sites Web throws himself on the edge of the Visual field available on the old monitor, so I have to scroll to the right, just to see the whole field. I realize it's showing of the newest, wide-aspect ratio, but is there a way to automatically reduce the field to fit my screen? I'll try to change my display settings, but who will do the much smaller type, I think that... Be vigilant and thank you, DAVID

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  Some sites Web always displays with 1024 x 768, but many require a larger screen avoid horizontal scrolling.
  
  If you have less than 1024 x 768 then you should consider buying a LCD.
  
  An LCD is probably much cheaper while you have paid for the CRT screen and are also more easy on the eyes (the pixels are one and flicker).