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Rotating Windows

 Rotate windows while theyre not maximized
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I know this would be comletely pointless....but also so much fun at the same time. there could just be a third button at the top right that you could use to rotate the window.
—virus, Dec 01 2003

(?) Rotating Windows http://www.studiodo...hbimages/rotate.htm
[Cedar Park, Oct 04 2004]

next version of windows (longhorn) http://www.microsof.../WinHEC_042803.html
MS will have it built in [pashute, Apr 30 2006]

And in reality... http://tva.apogee.net/res/rewrota.asp
The benefits of rotating windows... [pashute, Apr 30 2006]

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       If this is already baked, I'd be more than interested in a link
—Letsbuildafort, Dec 01 2003
   

       Do you mean rotate in three dimensions?
—waugsqueke, Dec 01 2003
   

       Years ago, there was a shareware program that would make everything on the computer screen a mirror-image until the correct key combinations were pressed. A hearty laugh for everyone, except the person who was trying to work on the computer.
—Klaatu, Dec 01 2003
   

       Yes, please clarify what you mean by rotate.
—phoenix, Dec 01 2003
   

       i meant fourth button.....but when i say rotate i mean 360degrees clockwise or counter-clockwise....although it may be cool to be able to rotate it on all 3 dimensions
—virus, Dec 02 2003
   

       My screen rotates 90 degrees...
I have a laptop.
—Overpanic, Dec 02 2003
   

       Kind of like this? [link]
—Cedar Park, Dec 02 2003
   

       I was thinking maybe the windows would rotate like a really overdone flash site's graphics. Say, whatever happened to that really touchy, self-proclaimed wünderchild, ol' what's-his-name, Nick-something, anyway?
—thumbwax, Dec 02 2003
   

       NickThatGrates?
—RayfordSteele, Dec 02 2003
   

       This could be a neat other option -- besides "cascade" and "tile" -- that lets you have access to more than one window on the screen at a time. It would be called "Star".
—phundug, Dec 02 2003
   

       Every time I click my mouse, the whole screen rotates 360 degrees. Strange thing is, it looks the same as it did before.
—Freefall, Dec 03 2003
   

       nView has a feature that rotates the entire screen through right angles...?
—Ossalisc, Mar 25 2004
   

       ceder park's link doesnt work anymore...
I think tweakwindows (dont have time to google for it) has this feature.
—pashute, Apr 30 2006
   
      
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