Upside down mounted LCD + Emulators questions

[Knightlore]

I've decided to mount my LCD upside down for the better viewing angle and was wondering if there are any emulators I'll run across that WON'T flip the screen.

I haven't had a chance to get round to the software side of things yet, so can't test myself and didn't find a post on it.

I know Mame will, but what about N64, SNES etc and normal PC games?

[ark_ader]

Upside down?  Like reverse with a mirror?

[Knightlore]

Upside down?  Like reverse with a mirror?

The opposite to the right way up, isn't that upside down?

Edit - sorry should have said, I mean the LCD is in a cocktail cabinet.

[bgmagic]

If you set your display settings in Windows for 180 degree rotation, all the emulators should run normally and it should display upside down (the way you want).

[Knightlore]

Ah okay brilliant, I thought perhaps some emulators may force it back to the original orientation or something.  Anyway, good to know - cheers.

[capt awesome]

Directdraw based stuff has problems with monitor rotation.  It will display an error

[Malenko]

hold CTRL+ALT and press the down arrow

[Knightlore]

hold CTRL+ALT and press the down arrow

Sorry bit late to the reply, but this doesn't do anything.

Do I not need to set it in my graphics card options?  Also will it stay rotated when I next restart Windows?

Thanks

Edit - think I got it, Right click desktop>Orientation>Landscape(flipped) - is that all I need to do?

[Malenko]

that too.

in windows (XP, Fista, and 7) that key combo will flip the display , it can also rotate if you hit the other directions (<,>,^)