Method 1: Changing The Screen Orientation Using Toshiba Accelerometer Utilities - Toshiba TECRA M4 User Manual

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Execute the following applications on Primary landscape:
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The screen cannot rotate in one of the following cases. Quit the running
application and then rotate the screen:
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Do not play 3D game software or replay DVD-Video on the screen
other than Primary landscape. An abnormality will appear on the
Windows screen display when you replay a DVD-Video on the screen
other than Primary landscape because DVD playback software can
boot only in the Primary landscape.
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An abnormality will appear a part of the Windows screen display when
you change the PC from Tablet mode to laptop mode while 3D screen
saver is running. In such a case, press any key in the laptop mode to
cancel 3D screen saver.
Method 1: Changing the screen orientation using TOSHIBA
Accelerometer Utilities
When TOSHIBA Accelerometer Utilities is enabled, you can invoke the
Start menu, switch active windows or launch predefined applications by
shaking the computer vertically or horizontally, or tilting it.
When you shake the computer:
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Do not shake the computer too strongly.
If so, the computer may drop from your hands or hit persons or things
around.
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Avoid using the computer in crowded places. (e.g. in commuter trains
or in busy streets)
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This may cause injury to a child or adult, and damage to the computer.
When HDD protection function is on and the Tilt function (function to start
applications, etc. by waving the computer vertically or horizontally) is used,
the HDD protection message may be displayed on the screen. Set the
HDD protection function to off in order to stop such messages from
displaying.
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3D game software
3D screen saver
Playback of motion picture, such as a case of DVD-Video playback
on the computer connecting an external DVD-ROM Drive.
Running of the application that changes the screen resolution
dynamically (such as a game that is execute on full-screen mode)
DOS prompt in full-screen mode
Running of 3D screen saver
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