XnView Software

:D First of all: Thank you Pierre, Helmut and all other guys that make xnview possible. You do a wonderful job.

I think of myself as an experienced xnview user but I cannot solve the following problem:

:?: I needed a quick slide show that runs in a little window (so that an other application ...

Hi,
I hope this is the right place to add a suggestion to the suggestion:

When you overwork the open-with-dialogue I think it's easy to change it's behaviour concerning file types: It should be possible to select every filetype - not only ".exe". I need that feature for easily adding .bat and .py ...

The NEF-pictures of my Nikon Coolpix 5700 take approximately 15 seconds to load (full size). File size is 8 Megabyte. I think that is normal because the original Nikon View application needs the same time to load the same nef-file. Loading raw-pictures consumes very much CPU-power.

Until version 1 ...

In version 1.91 the files have the correct content.

But they still lack a file name extension although the checkbox "tranform to JPG if needed" is marked.

If you right click on a Nikon D70 NEF raw file the shell extension locks the explorer for some seconds an then crashes (the explorer).

Is it as a workaround possible to exclude this file type?

I never experienced that problem... until today. It happened when doing a right click on my Nikon ...

No, I don't have an hardware calibrator. I have:
an ICC profile for my monitor. Provided by the manufacturer. That profile is assigned to the monitor in Windows
the ICC profile for my camera (that is more or less identical to sRGB as tested on www.iccview.de
In Photpaint the setting are:
Use the ...

Thank you Olivier_G for your response. Does that mean that XnView does not make use of the emedded profiles but only interprets the EXIF-Tag "Colorspace"?

But why does Nikon View and Photpaint show correct(ed) colors? (They look really realistic!) In Photopaint I get the same (uncorrected) results ...

I was very excited about the icc-profile feature, but now I am disappointed: I doesn't seem to work. I tested JPEGs and TIFF containing IC profiles. The ICC-Color-Profiles were embedded unsing Corel Photo-Paint 12 and Nikon View Editor. Both applications render the images correctly. I cannot see any ...