how do you rotate the monitor to a vertical position?
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To switch from Landscape to portrait or Vertical you1. From the front, gently raise the L C D display to allow more clearance.2. Pull the bottom of the L C D display outward and away from the base.3. Manually rotate the L C D display clockwise 90 degrees.If you have the disk that came with the monitor, it will tell you how to do this.
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Rotation is done though the horizontal, not vertical, axis. The base has a circular inset that allows the monitor to be swiveled left and right as needed. It also tilts forward and back and can also be height adusted up or down. Those are three different adjustment directions. The screen cannot be rotated 90 degrees to portrait orientation that we know of.
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If you mean vertical position as portrait then you can't do it.It is designed for landscape view only. This is not a cellphone or ipad were with one rotation of your hand you can view either. I like my viewsonic.
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I looked at the specs for the VG2228WM-LED and I don't think it can be switched to portrait orientation; I certainly don't see how to rotate mine to portrait. I see that the VG2428WM-LED does support 90 degree pivot, and the comments for the VG2228 are mixed together with the comments for the VG2428 on Amazon, which is a bit confusing.
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You can change monitor "positions" in Windows 7 and 8 by dragging them around with your mouse, if you mean which one is the main screen.If you mean to physically move them, you can by swinging the arms left, right, up, down, tilt, or rotate. However, if your monitors are too wide or too tall for the length of the arms, then you have a problem. I have two 23" in an over-under just like the picture shows. If you want side-by side only, then you may not need the added features and may consider solutions that are less expensive or are designed for larger displays.
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I'm not sure, however when I "right click" on the monitor screen, then "right click" on the "Graphics Properties" advanced mode, then on the "Rotation" button it says that it can be rotated 90 degrees (portrait).The stand that came with it, does not rotate. I hope this will help.
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I can tilt my monitor. There is a hinge behind the monitor to allow tilting.
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There are a couple of ways, you can grip monitor itself and move it up and down, but only by small degrees. The best thing to do is to adjust it to where you want it and leave it. You may need to loosen the connections in the back with the tool it came with ( or I think it might be a standard small Allen wrench). You may want to have a friend help you loosen the arm, while you adjust the monitor and then tighten.They are not super difficult to adjust, though it takes a little effort. However, once properly adjusted and tightened, they are great. I have two of them on my desk and have sold and set up lots of them for customers. There are a couple of ways, you can grip monitor itself and move it up and down, but only by small degrees. The best thing to do is to adjust it to where you want it and leave it. You may need to loosen the connections in the back with the tool it came with ( or I think it might be a standard small Allen wrench). You may want to have a friend help you loosen the arm, while you adjust the monitor and then tighten.They are not super difficult to adjust, though it takes a little effort. However, once properly adjusted and tightened, they are great. I have two of them on my desk and... » Read More There are a couple of ways, you can grip monitor itself and move it up and down, but only by small degrees. The best thing to do is to adjust it to where you want it and leave it. You may need to loosen the connections in the back with the tool it came with ( or I think it might be a standard small Allen wrench). You may want to have a friend help you loosen the arm, while you adjust the monitor and then tighten.They are not super difficult to adjust, though it takes a little effort. However, once properly adjusted and tightened, they are great. I have two of them on my desk and have sold and set up lots of them for customers. « Show Less
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You cannot physically rotate the screen on its mount, but if you have an aftermarket one it should be possible. All monitor images can be changed into portrait mode by right clicking on the desktop, clicking "screen resolution", and changing the "orientation" pulldown menu.
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Using the stock stand the monitor can tilt back (away from you with the bottom moving up and top moving back) about 40 degrees. It also can swing left and right. However it cannot be turned vertical on the stand (as far as I know).
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Hi Tommy - its tricky but too difficult. First adjust each of the 4 screws on the monitor then position the two-way knuckle and finally adjust the 4 screws on the mounting bar - tigten o desired angle - be careful not to overtighten. Hope this helped.
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Swivel flip of physical screen. It swivels 180 and then flips down onto the base
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Yes it can be used in vertical position. However the angle of the screen is rather upright.
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It does not. You can slide the monitors up and down, in or out, and pivot a bit on the vertical axis.
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you need to get a VESA mount that could do it, this monitor has vesa mount holes on the back. the stock stand will not rotate the monitor.
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Adjust your monitor and stand to the level you need it at, the stand has adjustable height
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Only the verticle poll can be used to move the monitor up and down. This is done by loosening the allen wrench screws.
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The key is that it needs to be centered. You can't indiscriminately shift the monitors to the forward angle you want--the center of gravity must still be over the stand itself. This applies to any stand, unless the stand itself is hard-mounted to the desk, in which case the angles that can be used are much better.
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I had to take an allen wrench and tighten the bracket that holds the screen upright in my desired position. Note that I have (2) 24 ' monitors, but it works perfectly.
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The vertical is on top of site located just behind on-off power knob. use a small allen wrenchGo the way of the arrow for up, opposite for down