You can (carefully) reverse the yoke connections. Note that this can be
dangerous. It is very important to do it right. My test monitor has a
couple of toggle switches so I can reverse either the horizontal or the
vertical (or both). Very useful.
And it sure is funny to do to someone just to see the expression on their
face. A guy in college freaked out when he came in one day and found his
bench monitor flipped (but we only flipped the horizontal -- so it was
just "reversed".. ) Watching him stare at the monitor and try and figure
it out (he wasn't a hardware guy) was priceless.
Kurt
> I think I already know the answer but Im going to as it none-the-less.
> Is there any Hardware way to flip a vertical picture if it is upside
> down? (an no smart answers like flip the monitor)
> I have a similar problem like the Mr. Do board where it is coded to have
> the monitor mounted in the "non Standard" orientation.
> A few people were kind enough to recode Mr. Do to offer a little used
> switch setting to be remaped to flip the screen but the game in question
> is Jack The GiantKiller and no switch setting or recoded rome seems
> available.
> Please respond even if the answer is your screwed. :-)
>
> -=Mark=-
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