1.94.2: Option "Use different position/size for browser

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1.94.2: Option "Use different position/size for browser

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Tools -> Options -> Interface -> Use different position/size for browser & view

This option does not work reliably. After one time of correct behaviour the browser window is always resized to the size of the last image window.
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Re: 1.94.2: Option "Use different position/size for bro

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Do you have tried with clean .ini? How to reproduce the bug?
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Post by Karl02 »

Hi Pierre, with a new ini-file the bug does not occur.

Here is just one way how I could reproduce the bug:

- install XnView v1.94.2 from a zip file to a new directory

- remove or rename the ini-file in the application data directory if it does exist already

- start xnview.exe by doubleclicking

- set language to English
- set ini-file-location to program directory (application folder)
- click OK
- close "Tip of the day"

- go to Tools -> Options
-> Interface: check "Use different position/size for browser & view"
-> View -> View -> Auto Image Size: change "Fit image to window, large only" to: "Fit image to desktop, large only"
- click OK

- Browse to a directory with images

- unmaximize inner window
- maximize outer window
- open image in viewer by doubleclicking on it
- unmaximize inner window
- maximize outer window
- click on browser window
- open image in viewer by doubleclicking on it
- doubleclick on image to switch back to browser

- et voilà: now the browser window always gets the size of the last viewer window
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Post by xnview »

Karl02 wrote: - unmaximize inner window
- maximize outer window
You means the MDI child window?
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Post by Karl02 »

Yes. (MDI = Multiple Document Interface)
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