Mail view in landscape

In the last 24 hours my iPhone 3GS has only been showing mail in landscape regardless of how I hold the phone. All other functions work correctly showing the screen in both portrait and landscape. Does anyone know how this can be reset?
Thanks

Hello,
Apple hasn't enabled that as an option (yet?)
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodtouch.html
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H ileroydouglas:
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When I review open Mail, I need to review it in landscape mode, so I can use the ipad cover's keyboard to type my replies. I would like to be able to hide (or even shrink) the sidebar. Unlike the "relative" privacy of viewing your email at your desk, the ipad is meant to be a mobile device: I use it on the train, I take it to meetings, etc. It's annoying to have people looking over my shoulder or sitting next to me in a conference table able to glance over and, in effect, see the names of the last 11 people or entities that have emailed me - with the subjects. (I work in HR, handling a lot of staff and faculty compensation, discipline, ando other politically charged issues - so privacy is kind of a big deal) Yes, I could flip it to portrait mode and hide the sidebar, but that forces me to tilt my cover's bluetooth keyboard 90 degrees to the side and I am not yet proficient in typing sideways.
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