"Rotating" an image..Help!
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2010-04-08 02:37
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Nevermind! Sorry.
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jmarshall
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2010-04-08 02:56
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Glad you got it sorted. It'd be helpful if you posted the solution to your problem. This then increases the signal:noise ratio, making it easier for others.
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2010-04-08 05:34
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jmarshall Wrote:Glad you got it sorted. It'd be helpful if you posted the solution to your problem. This then increases the signal:noise ratio, making it easier for others. I would but it was so dumb I would be ashamed. Long story short, I forgot "rotate" was an option, only tried rotatex and rotatey. 
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