desktop sideways

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I was working in a word document and wanted to put in a
degrees symbol using the ctrl, alt key along with the
correct number code. what I didn't know was i should not
use the ctl key. now my desktop and is sideways. How can
put it back?
 
G'Day Donna,

I am presuming that you have moved either the
Office Toolbar (with buttons for the Office programs
on it), or the Taskbar (with the 'Start' button on it).

Office Toolbar:
Point to a blank area, Click-and-Hold. Drag the Office
Toolbar back to the Top of the Screen, and release
the Mouse button. While it may change shape, you will
see the Toolbar move as you drag.

Taskbar:
Point to a blank area, Click-and-Hold. Drag the
Taskbar back to the Bottom of the Screen, and release
the Mouse button. You will NOT see the Taskbar move
as you drag, it will 'snap to position' as though attached
to the mouse pointer with elastic.

You may also have moved a Toolbar in Word - the fix
is the same.

The term 'Desktop' strictly applies to the Screen you see
with NO OPEN Applications (Windows). This has
shortcuts of various kinds, and may have 'wallpaper'.
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Australia

Anne & Pat Garard.
apgarardATbigpondDOTnetDOTau
_______________________________________________
 
-----Original Message-----
G'Day Donna,

I am presuming that you have moved either the
Office Toolbar (with buttons for the Office programs
on it), or the Taskbar (with the 'Start' button on it).

Office Toolbar:
Point to a blank area, Click-and-Hold. Drag the Office
Toolbar back to the Top of the Screen, and release
the Mouse button. While it may change shape, you will
see the Toolbar move as you drag.

Taskbar:
Point to a blank area, Click-and-Hold. Drag the
Taskbar back to the Bottom of the Screen, and release
the Mouse button. You will NOT see the Taskbar move
as you drag, it will 'snap to position' as though attached
to the mouse pointer with elastic.

You may also have moved a Toolbar in Word - the fix
is the same.

The term 'Desktop' strictly applies to the Screen you see
with NO OPEN Applications (Windows). This has
shortcuts of various kinds, and may have 'wallpaper'.
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Australia

Anne & Pat Garard.
apgarardATbigpondDOTnetDOTau
_______________________________________________
Click to expand...

The OP, in all likelihood, *did* rotate the display, you
fathead. Her answer will be found in Display Properties.
She may also find that the same key combination will
rotate the display 90 degrees again, which she may be able
to repeat until the orientation is correct.
 
Adding to what Wislu wrote, try
[Alt]+[Ctrl]+[down-arrow]
or
[Alt]+[Ctrl]+[up-arrow]
a few times
--
Regards,
Jan

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| I was working in a word document and wanted to put in a
| degrees symbol using the ctrl, alt key along with the
| correct number code.

what I didn't know was i should not use the ctl key.

now my desktop and is sideways.

How can put it back?
 
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