Can you give me a picture of an object flipping?
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The site below has animated objects. I hope this helps!
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maby let me see what it is
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If you mean the actual desktop display was rotated 90 degrees, try this: Click and hold down the Ctrl + Alt keys at the same time and then click your up arrow key.  The desktop display should return to normal.  Up arrow (while holding Ctrl + Alt) = normal display; down arrow = image upside down; right arrow = top of desktop display facing to the right; left arrow = top of desktop display facing to the left.\n\nplrr
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Maybe the following picture will give you an idea:\nhttp://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dpeter508/detail?.dir=/c51a&.dnm=b97fre2.jpg&.src=ph\n\nThis is a binary pattern painted on the shaft, with three sensors (red dots in the pic).  The outermost sensor will detect black and white squares, and can determine rotational speed based on the rate that the black and white squares go by.  As the shaft rotates, the sensors will detect the 3-bit pattern painted on the shaft at any point.  If the shaft is turning in one direction, the pattern will appear to "count up" or down depending on direction.
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i dont know if you're typin. if you got that E on a picture then then which ever program you use to view pictures, press the rotate button on it and rotate it 180 degrees.
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I desperately need to see a computer motion graphic of birds called terns in a flock as they twist and turn in the air.  I need the triangular space BETWEEN the birds marked in the motion graphic like little sails.  The triangular sails shift and redefine themselves as the flock of birds fly and twist and undulate.  I need to see just all those triangles and not the birds themselves.  If someone could do that for me, I could probably answer the Great and Mysterious Secret of the Universe.   : )   I'm looking at Chaos in nature. I can pretty much see it with my own eyes.  But, gosh, I wish I had the computer skills to make that happen like I describe above.
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Try images.google.com
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The question is classic ASP or ASP.net\nIn ASP, normally you have to use a component to do this.\nIn .net, simply use the Drawing objects.\n\nHowever, if you want to show a flipped image to the user, this is a simple way in IE4+. Just replace uppercase variables with your values\n\nhorizontal flip:\n<div style="filter:fliph(); width:IMAGEWIDTH;"> YOUR IMAGE TAG </div>\n\nvertival flip:\n<div style="filter:flipv(); width:IMAGEWIDTH;"> YOUR IMAGE TAG </div>
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hmm! i think best way is to use a hacksaw. thanks for the 10 pts
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If you want to do that by hand use free trasform (ctrl+t). You can also use Image->Image Size to scale the Image and Image->rotate .. iguess it's obvious :D
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Post a picture of it online and ask again with a link to the picture.  Someone here will know.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to layer, a web page a gif image??? but here is a tutorial that covers image-swapping. It even comes with an example.
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if you want to open an image file, and mirror it, you're going to need a art package, like jasc paint shop pro - or adope photoshop...  if it's just a JPEG or BITMAP image.. you can open it in MICROSOFT PAINT (go to IMAGE on the top toolbar) and go to FLIP / ROTATE
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one word: PHOTOSHOP! Just get rid of the little "proofs" thing printed on the photo. ^^
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Insert your text as WordArt\n\nThen in the drawing toolbar, select Flip.
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ok\nshow me a picture of it , or write it out.
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The simplest way to do this would be to use the Paint program that comes with Windows.\n\nYou can draw simple geometric shapes.  Then you can select one, paste a copy, then rotate/reflect the copied shape with Image->Flip/Rotate menu selection.\n\nThat ought to do it.