XnView Software

I'd love to see the manual de-skew also work for color images. Currently I get "You can only use 'De-Skew' on white&black or greyscale picture". I wonder why there is such a limitation as "Auto de-skew" does work on color images.

the attached Windows icon is 1-bit (has 2 colors) and a palette, as well as palette-index-based boolean transparency
BTW, as a note to myself, I just learned that transparency in <= 8-bit icon files is not defined by declaring a specific color palette entry to be handled as transparent, but by an ...

Thanks, are there plans to change that any time soon?

Ah, it seems the ICO file in fact has a transparent background, at least Gimp is showing it. But XnView MP does not show the transparent background for the ICO file, although it does for the PNG file, which is why I thought there would be no transparency.

Hi,

I can't get the output of ICO files with a transparent background color to work correctly with NConvert 0.61 on Mac OS X. I'm using this vector graphic for input. The command line I'm using is

nconvert -out ico -o nconvert-git.ico -transparent 0 -colors 256 -resize 256 256 Git-Icon-1788C.eps ...

The same issue with transparency seems to exist for 1-bit GIF images, too.

Hi,

the attached Windows icon is 1-bit (has 2 colors) and a palette, as well as palette-index-based boolean transparency for the background. Firefox and Gimp display the icon correctly, but Safari on Mac and XnView MP on Mac display it incorrectly. While Safari is missing to color for the icon but ...

Confirmed, in browse mode the tooltip shows the correct bit depth.

When you load a 4-bit (16 color) BMP file into XnView 1.93.2, the status bar lists it as a 8-bit (256 color) file. This can be verified with this image:

http://www-public.tu-bs.de:8080/~y00113 ... 4x24x4.bmp

Are be creating a 4-bit BMP e.g. using IrfanView.

Hmm, okay, so I'm turning my bug report into a feature request. Would it be a big issue to change that behavior? Would it make sense to you to change that?

When choosing "Show files in subfolders" once, images are correctly recursively listed. But when you look at the "View" menu again, there is no checkmark next to "Show files in subfolders", although that is the current mode. This also has the undesired side effect, that when opening a single file ...

This has been fixed by 1.91.1, please move to "Resolved Bugs & Requests". Thanks!

Just look at the date of my post / the version number I've mentioned. If you have an installer that was built before my post or if the about box lists the same or a lower version as I did, then there is no newer version yet with a fix.

Hi,

I've used XnView 1.91 under Windows XP to create a web page of my photos (default template, framed). In "thumb.html" XnView creates links of the form

<a href="original/S4302404.html" target="frame2"><img src="thumb\t_S4302404.jpg" alt="S4302404.jpg" width="75" height="100"></a>

Note the ...

No, it's not. As I said, it worked fine in XnView in some previous 1.9 pre-release version, and it also works fine in other applications (e.g. The GIMP).