The creation of multipage PDFs is great; I just discovered it and love it!
1) No auto-rotate: Select some images (some of them being in landscape but containing the EXIF rotate flag), create, multi-page file, PDF, create. View the pdf. The images in question were not auto-rotated
, even though XnView 1.9b2 rotates a) the EXIF thumb, b) the preview, c) the image itself. This is inconsistent and the only reason to rotate the image - a step I'd love to skip...2) Media files provoke errors: Moreover, when AVIs are in the file list, XnView throws an error message during PDF creation (with title "warning", what is not appropriate BTW). Personally, I don't believe the error message
"Format of the file ... could not be determined" as XnView usually displays the AVIs perfectly well - so it can determine the file type... 
Anyway. The PDF is created and can be opened and contains all images until the AVI, and from the page of the AVI, all pages are empty - even though the image after the AVI is a binary copy of the first (successfully added) image; so XnView seems not to try to add the image . Off topic: But at least XnView stays responsive - when I tried to attach media files using Acrobat 6 Standard, an error message appears and clicking OK makes the message appearing again - infinite loop *ggg* Yea, I see, I shall have bought the professional version for professional coded code 3) No clear naming: Lastly, the checkbox "All Pages/Images" is not at all self-explaining...what does it stand for? I mean, all images in the list are added also when this checkbox is not checked
/Georg
, so it relates to the files I put into a multipage file. There is soooo much room, "All Pages/Images" may be changed to "Insert all Pages/Images of multipage source images" without problems and with big benefit (people will understand easier what the checkmark will do). 