Wondering if there was anyway now or if the author is willing to enable a way to ROTATE the "display" portion ie where the HTML code is displayed 90' to simulate a portrait display

I want to mount an older (Fujitsu Point 1600) tablet computer on the wall in the hallway if my house and have Weather Watcher on it and this be ALL it does. but landscape is not overly effecient for this purpose I could get more info on the screen in portrait UNLESS I can use frames ? then I can multicell it and then it wont matter if its portrait or not.

is either if any of these ideas possible ?

Chris Taylor
http://www.zodiacreview.com/

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<br />Wondering if there was anyway now or if the author is willing to enable a way to ROTATE the "display" portion ie where the HTML code is displayed 90' to simulate a portrait display

I want to mount an older (Fujitsu Point 1600) tablet computer on the wall in the hallway if my house and have Weather Watcher on it and this be ALL it does. but landscape is not overly effecient for this purpose I could get more info on the screen in portrait UNLESS I can use frames ? then I can multicell it and then it wont matter if its portrait or not.

is either if any of these ideas possible ?

Chris Taylor
http://www.zodiacreview.com/

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An idea: there is an export feature in WW 5.6 Beta 7, where you can set WW to export the date in what formating you want in an HTML file. Then, you can display that file in your browser, set an auto-refresh, and maybe you can rotate that one. I don't know if it works, I did not try it out, just an idea.

alas same problem how to rotate. although the more I think about it landscape is better if I can get frames working !!

Chris Taylor
http://www.zodiacreview.com/