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by WillAdams 101 days ago
It's a setting in Settings:

https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/rotate-the-image-on...
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wmwragg 101 days ago
I believe that is only applicable for external displays, and I don't see the rotation option on my M1 MacBook Air, even if I Ctrl+Command click
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WillAdams 101 days ago
Doesn't the Option key work for this?

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/255072447?sortBy=rank

FWIW, it's easier to rotate the view in something like Acrobat, and then you don't have issues w/ the cursor direction.

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wmwragg 100 days ago
Cheers, opening System Settings and then Option clicking Displays, did the trick and showed the rotation option for the built in display. It's mostly PDFs I'd be reading so might try the PDF reader option, as yeah, navigation using the trackpad after the screen rotates is challenging.

Edit: Just tried rotation in the built in MacOS Preview app, (Command+R or Command+L) and works really well. You do have to set the View to Single Page, and rotate each page separately (it does remember which pages were rotated), but other than that it's great.

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