So I recommend you to experiment with your numpad for better results. You can deskew your raster image using reference lines using Scan2CAD's Rotate by Line tool.
Hit return to move from one occurrence of the search item to another. To find a word press CTRL+F to activate the find box, type the key word(s) and hit return. CTRL+SHIFT+MINUS (Anti-clockwise) To rotate view. Having that said, following combinations work in Adobe reader regardless the layout. CTRL+SHIFT+PLUS (Clockwise) To rotate view.
#SHORTCUT FOR ROTATE CLOCKWISE HOW TO#
How To Rotate Google EarthLearn more about. Use the SHIFT key + the up and down arrow keys to move you forward or backwards. I have num pad keys mapped accross the keyboad and accessable via Fn. Use the SHIFT key + the left and right arrow keys to rotate your view. I have figured out the option that works for me regardless of keyboard layout. As the image rotates around a circle clockwise by 182 degrees, it generates a circle circle at 12 of the way. You have several options for rotated images at Image > Image Rotation.
Make sure you select one of the three options. I am using a laptop so I do not have dedicated num pad keys. After selecting the image to be rotate, choose Open it a second time. Anyway - I would recommend you to first try all possible combinations involving Ctrl+ Shift+ Some Key and if you have no luck with that try installing English:US layout and see whether that works And this makes me think that maybe actual keyboard controller on your German keyboard is behaving differently. However Ctrl+ Shift+ 1 does not do anything in my case. The current release only has a single button for rotation that opens a separate box. Step 3: Press Ctrl+Alt+Arrow to rotate your computer screen.
#SHORTCUT FOR ROTATE CLOCKWISE WINDOWS 10#
Note: I used German:Germany layout, not Austria,Switzerland or Luxembourg Older versions had dedicated buttons on the quick tool bar for rotate clockwise and rotate counterclockwise. Rotate Screen Windows 10 with Keyboard Shortcut Step 1: Right-click on the empty area on the desktop and choose Graphics Options.