XnView Software

How are you scrolling?

In Tools > Settings... > Interface there are options to scroll using the mouse and/or keyboard.

The practical issue is that all xnview.com software ever produced is the product of a single developer, Pierre, who makes it available as freeware for non-commercial use... :D

For a developer, designing software and coding it are their main interest, with testing and documentation lower priorities ...

DeepL.com translation: 'There is an issue with the registration code.'

In XnView MP Tools > Settings... > View > Filter -- Custom do you have AI/PDF/AI selected?

That would seem to be a prerequisite for viewing those formats, but possibly not sufficient... :wink:

See also Tools > Settings... >File list > Custom filter , to complicate matters, not sure how those two ...

What would be a good way to provide them?


Normally by providing a download link, which can be from a Google Drive account provided the download is set to be available to anyone, or maybe if size permits, as an email attachment to the xnview.com contact address on the website home page, with ...

In the XnView MP file browser there is Create > Multi-page file... which you could try, but be warned that large JPs can be quite slow to open.

Edit: You wish to create a PDF file, having joined the two files you could then try saving the combined file to a PDF, or alternatively you could try ...

And instructions on how to locate the .ini file... [In Windows.]

Linux version fixed, Mac version still doesn't download...

What kind of advice do you need, do you actually need to change from the Ubuntu versions?

I moved from Windows to Linux Mint a few years ago and use Pierre's DEB version successfully, a potential issue with alternative installs such as DEB and TGZ is security, but I have no reason for concern with ...

I have sent you a PM.

I don't think that you should give up too easily when there may be a quite simple solution to your need! :wink:

Would you be able to provide a small number of representative TIFF files that I could run through my [very] draft batch conversion script, if necessary using a private download link sent ...

I'm not optimistic that can be done using XnConvert although by all means try, I think the XnConvert interface would likely require either a minor change to default file naming or an additional option added.

However, I'm confident after a quick test using the NConvert command line software that a ...

Browser > View > Info panels > Show histogram selected?

Maybe either change the default behaviour or provide an option to select?

As a general principle when batch processing files, whether renaming or performing other operations, it is often best to work on a copy of the original files so as to avoid potential undesirable outcomes...