XnView Software

I will, right now. Hang on. :)

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Tried it after fixing the "side-by-side" bug in Win 7 as suggested in this thread: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=18425&start=15

Zooming is super fast now. Page flipping works well, too!
Pre-loading more than one image might still be a good ...

@XnView: I think you'd need to establish an OpenGL / DirectX viewing mode, loading the image as a texture on a rectangular 3d pane. Smootoh and fast zooming / panning would be as easy as resizing the pane, the graphics card would take care of the rest.

OpenGL is well documented, it should be fairly ...

Wow, you went through all that trouble and found a solution!! http://www.remix64.com/board/images/smilies/sm_notworthy.gif

Thanks so much, don't bother sending back the one you fixed, you've helped so much already - I'll retrace the steps to fix the images.

I would like to express my gratitude ...

Thanks for the info...

Dear XnView team,

I updated to 1.94, and as I usually do I chose the batch-remake EXIF thumbnails on a bunch of photos. 16 of 100 were during that process corrupted in a way that they couldn't be read afterwards by any software (including XnView). :bug:

I blame myself for not making backups of my ...

Aah, thanks a lot for the information!

I have a suggestion regarding flipping through the images in fullscreen. Having just come from years of using ACDSee, the most noticable downside to XnView is the speed of moving up and down the image lists in full-screen.

Proposed solution (and I guess it's how ACDSee does it):

Do the occasional ...

Hi,

I couldn't find anything about it using the forum search, so I'm sorry if this has been asked before. Is there a way to have XnView (batch) re-create the internal thumbnails of JPGs?

Background: I'm using external software to make alterations to the image, but the internal thumbnails still ...