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• I can't see changes in a folder unless I go up a level and then re-enter folder, for example, create new folder, rename the folder, rotate the image etc. Can someone please?

  I do not see changes within a folder, except if I go up a level and then again enter the folder, for example, create new folder, rename the folder, rotate the image, etc..

  By pressing the "F5" key would probably be to refresh the folder.

  See if this article helps you with this problem:

  "List of the files in the Windows Explorer folder is not refreshed after that you create, move, or delete files"
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/823291 >

  HTH,
  JW

• How to rotate the image in movie maker a few degrees to get it exactly horizontal

  If my camera was slightly off level during recording, how I rotate the image a few degrees in Movie Maker to get this level

  I found a copy of 1.9.2.

  Excellent

  Wayne

• How to rotate the image only once

  Hai, I am very new in the development of blackberry applications. I need an image that need to be done rotate 360 degrees once only. I see so many references here and I know that there is a thread that discuss it, but I can't find the right one.

  Thanks in advance.

  You asked a single rotation - "how to rotate the image only once.

  There is no standard API that provides a rotating image permanently using standard features of BlackBerry.

  The usual way to display animations is demonstrated in this article.

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/display-an-animated-GIF/Ta-p/445014

  If you can prepare your animation and package with your application, it will be much easier and more effective. Do you know what pictures you're going to turn?

• Impossible to rotate the images downloaded from the iPhone

  original title: when I download pictures of the iphone.

  When I upload photos from my iphone to my pc (win 7), I'm unable to rotate the images and save the changes. An error message comes up saying unable to process changes made to the image due to a problem with the properties of the image file.

  Right-click on the file and point to open with and click on the paint,

  Using wallpaper Rotate.

  Open videos with windows movie maker.

• When I open any image and make rotate the image then saveing the image is going to hiden?

  original title: I have Win 7 OS. When I open any image and make rotate the image then saveing the image is going to hiden?

  Help me.

  Help me.

  ========================================
  It sounds like a problem that was widespread last year...
  I saved some info on this, but have no idea if it applies to the
  your question.

  (this is old news and I'm just share it hope only he)
  can offer a few ideas):

  Good luck...

  =====

  FWIW... the message on the next page
  (Posted September 16, 2011 by: Doug Richards,)
  SR. Tier III of McAfee Technical Support Engineer)
  Indicates that the hotfix is available.

  Re: File ownership issues cause by mcafee?
  https://community.McAfee.com/thread/35820?start=390&TSTART=0

  = More info =

  Could not find photos after their change with Windows Live Photo Gallery
  http://windowslivehelp.com/solution.aspx?SolutionID=74910905-ECF1-42d0-b73c-441b1605816a

  The files are not missing... they are hidden.  Try changing the
  next parameter and the photos should reappear.

  Windows 7 - show hidden files
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/show-hidden-files

  When the photo thumbs reappear... they can look washed out...
  to clear this up... right click on a photo or a group or a
  folder and choose... Properties, uncheck the box. 'Hidden '.
  Apply / OK.

  (To restore normal color... right click on a thumbnail or)
  a group or folder and choose... Properties...
  Uncheck the... ('Hidden' / apply / OK.)

  The following link can enlighten us:

  McAfee - Windows 7 library files are not displayed
  http://service.McAfee.com/faqdocument.aspx?ID=TS101228

  The following discussion indicates that a patch of McAfee
  should be available soon.

  McAfee update messing around with photo editing
  https://community.McAfee.com/message/203252?TSTART=0

  The following link leads to a very long discussion
  (almost 300 responses) on the subject to McAfee
  Communities site.

  File property issues cause by mcafee?
  https://community.McAfee.com/thread/35820?start=0&TSTART=0

• Any way to rotate the images in the new mobile app?

  Any way to rotate the images in the new mobile app?

  Hey Keenan,

  Sorry we do not have this feature yet, but we're working on some really cool things for our next release. One way you could rotate your images open your media in QuickTime player, turn it then re - import into Clip. Not the prettiest workflow, but it does not work.

  Best,

  Peter Garaway

• How to rotate the image in the muse of adobe?

  Hello.. I would like to know how to rotate the image in the muse of adobe?

  Use this free widget:

  https://creative.Adobe.com/addons/products/2117#.VXla5jNcOeV

• I open my folder and make rotate the image (view), but reader will not save the rotated version (returns to original format).

  I open my folder and make rotate the image (view), but reader will not save the rotated version (returns to original format).

  "Rotate view" - possible to make using Acrobat or Adobe Reader.

  "Rotate page" - possible to do only with Acrobat.

  Be well...

• How to rotate the image

  How to rotate the image

  There are several ways to rotate an image in Photoshop.

  As mentioned above, using the Image menu allows you to rotate your entire canvas area. Go to Image > Rotation of Image and select either 180 °, 90 ° CW (clockwise), or 90 ° CCW (the clockwise direction).

  

  In the picture menu, you can also select arbitrary to indicate the exact amount that you want to rotate your image:

  

  You can also use free transform to rotate an image or an individual layer. Go in Edit > transform , then select Rotate. Use the handles that appear around your image to rotate. Note that this method may require you to resize your canvas size to include your entire image (to do this, you can use the Crop function).

  

  Feel free to answer all questions!

  See you soon,.

  Kendall

• Edit in Photoshop CS4 rotates the image

  After completing the settings in Lightroom 3.2, if I then change the image in Photoshop CS4, the image rotates slightly to the right and affects all cropping and vertically adjustments, I've done in Lightroom. The rotation occurs when the image is opened in Photoshop so that when I return from Photoshop Lightroom that my image has changed (not counting those made in Photoshop). Why is this happening? I work under Windows 7.

  CS5 manage adjustments of perspective and lens corrections?

  I think he would. (Assuming that you actually use the lens corrections and this is the cause of the problem. It was not unclear to me from the original post).

  ... but Ctrl + Alt + E does nothing for me. Nothing happens with the latter. Maybe it's because I already use tlfusionexpress2 to Topaz as a secondary publisher of Lightroom.

  Yes, that's the problem. You should go to Lightroom Prefs and add CS4 as an additional external editor. In this case, Lightroom will create TIFF/PSD derived before sending it to Photoshop. You should be able to run Photoshop in the menu change in .

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Lightroom/3.0/using/WSA810DC18-9A3B-4f2e-B09C-1C45DD1F8EDC.htm l

• Mac pro with monitor Dell P2414H book: how to rotate the image displayed in mode portrait when I rotate the monitor 90 degrees

  I have a mac book pro retina bought in 2014 which I use with a Dell P2414H monitor.

  I bought this monitor because it can turn up to the vertical position ('portrait'), but when I do that the image of the screen does not turn with it.

  I called Dell and they said that it is a problem to solve with Apple.

  Does anyone else have this problem? and it got fixed?

  This is the Office Mac Pro forum. I asked that your post be moved to the MacBook Pro laptop forum.

• reposition/do rotate the image on laptop

  the pictureon my lab top, he went on the side he was up and down do not know what is happening

  my lab top picturewent side to side instead of up and down high laboratory anoter has been on top of the other to the my photo albums lab went horisonal instead of vertical

  Try to press Ctrl + Alt + up ARROW, or try Ctrl + Alt + and a different key to the arrow.

  If this does not work: right click on the empty desk > graphics > Rotation.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• I try to use Photoshop (extended CS6) and when I try to click on things he rotates the image and go to the eyedropper tool. What I have done to cause this?

  It's all in the title. Thank you in advance, I need Photoshop for project and I can't use it like this

  

  Have you activated inadvertently view is rotation tool nested with the hand tool?

  If you did, click Reset view in the Options bar, and then select the hand tool.

• Re: rotate the image of status bar on timer

  Hello

  I'm trying to turn the bitmapfield in my status bar on every 3 seconds. I know Don is involved in some way, but he can't know. Here's what I have so far. Any help would be appreciated!

  new Thread(){
                public void run(){
                    try {
                          timer = new Timer();
                          timer.scheduleAtFixedRate(new ImageTask(), 0, 5000);
                      } catch (Exception e) {
                          // do nothing
                      }
                }
              }.start();
  

      private class ImageTask extends TimerTask {
          public void run() {
              System.out.println("Test Printing..");
              setStatus(adField2);
          }
      }
  

  I found it... I use this code:

  final t of Timer = new Timer();
  TimerTask tt = new TimerTask() {}
  public void run() {}
  If (ad_time % 3 == 0)
  adField.setBitmap (CreativeCore.ad2);
  If (ad_time % 3 == 1)
  adField.setBitmap (CreativeCore.ad3);
  If (ad_time % 3 == 2)
  adField.setBitmap (CreativeCore.ad);
                     
  ad_time ++;
  Invalidate();
  }
  };

  t.scheduleAtFixedRate (tt, 1000, 3000);