Fullscreen mode instead windowed mode without f11 pressing
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Fullscreen mode instead windowed mode without f11 pressing
Can I set fullscreen mode as primary mode instead of windowed mode, without pressing F11? I stopped using ACDSEE and this is problem for me, I don't need window mode (maybe as secondary for seldom using). And further - why is necessary to press Enter 2x to return from fullscreen mode - first to window, second to browser - I'd like to return directly to browser. I think that this all was possible in some very old version.
Re: Fullscreen mode instead windowed mode without f11 pressi
It's still possible in the latest version, try these options:
Options > General > Operations > Mode when starting with a file > Fullscreen Browser
Options > General > Keyboard/Mouse > Switching modes > Use Enter.. > Browser <> Fullscreen | Viewer <> Fullscreen
However, it will be the 'browser' fullscreen, some features are not available there (crop for example) - more here.
Option "Browser <> Fullscreen Edit | Viewer <> Fullscreen Edit" would help you probably.
Options > General > Operations > Mode when starting with a file > Fullscreen Browser
Options > General > Keyboard/Mouse > Switching modes > Use Enter.. > Browser <> Fullscreen | Viewer <> Fullscreen
However, it will be the 'browser' fullscreen, some features are not available there (crop for example) - more here.
Option "Browser <> Fullscreen Edit | Viewer <> Fullscreen Edit" would help you probably.
Dreamer
This bug has been fixed in the latest beta version.Dreamer wrote:Looks like a bug.Anonymous wrote:I have set xnview so that I switch between browser and fullscreen with enter-key. Works fine until I select multiple files and hit 'enter'. Then it jumps to viewer mode. Is this intended behaviour? And if it is can I chance it?
Dreamer
Re: Fullscreen mode instead windowed mode without f11 pressing
I was missing the ability to switch directly to fullscreen viewer until I found the solution here. However, it does bypass your selection when you switch the behaviour to this, and I for one miss this.