How To Rotate Picture In Email
Hi All!
Tap the box with an arrow over it. It's above Cancel on the left side of the screen. Doing so will rotate your photo 90 degrees. Each time you tap this box, the photo will rotate by 90 degrees. To rotate an image by another measure of degrees, change the '180' in the CSS code and tag to the degree you desire.
Copy the table or SmartArt graphic, paste it as a picture, and then rotate the picture. Click the picture you want to rotate. Click Draw Rotate, and click a rotation. Rotate Right 90° to rotate the selected image clockwise by 90 degrees. You can click this command up to three times in a row to get the correct amount of rotation that you want. Click on the circular arrow above the picture and drag in the direction that you would like to rotate the image. Move the mouse as if you were rotating a piece of paper on a table. The picture will rotate following your cursor. Rotate the picture by increments of 15 degrees by holding ⇧ Shift while rotating.
Running ver 52.5.0, 32-bit. Every time I insert an image into an email I'm composing, it is rotated by 90 degrees, from Portrait orientation to Landscape orientation. Can find no in-app controls to rotate it to the correct orientation.
Image file displays in file manager and in various graphics apps as Portrait. I tried rotating the image by 90 degrees in the direction opposite to the rotation of the inserted image (ie, inserted image is rotated 90 degrees clockwise. so I rotated the image in the image processor 90 degrees counter-clockwise) and 'saved file as,', then inserting that image... and it now gets pasted in rotated 90 degrees in the opposite direction (still in landscape orientation, opposite of the first time I inserted the image). So, rotating the image in an image processing app is of no help at all. Why the (bleep) would TBird insist on changing the orientation of an incoming image, anyway? Makes no sense to me whatsoever.
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Anybody got any other ideas?