XnView Software

I just sent it again sorry for the delay, I had a lot of work this week -_-

To : webmaster at xnview dot com
Subject: 1.93: Always uses 72 DPI for calculating print size
Attachment name: 070411_083226.jpg

Hope this helps

Yes; I sent it yesterday, at 15.13 GMT+1, with the same name as the thread as subject (1.93: Always uses 72 DPI for calculating print size). Should I send it again?

Sent

Are you sure you downloaded the original picture (there's a link on the right side of the page, something like "Download Photo") and not the reduced version? If you right click the picture and choose "Save picture as" you'll download the dynamically resized version, wich has no metadata. You must ...

I noticed now that in 1.93 the problem seems partly solved: try opening the linked image. The print size is now correctly calculated with a dpi value of 300, but if you switch to "Thumbnails and Details" mode, in the properties column the dpi value shown is 72x72

http://picasaweb.google.com ...

I noticed that, regardless of dpi set in the picture, xnview always display 72 dpi in browser "Details" and "Thumbnails + Details" view. It also always uses 72 as the DPI value for calculating print size. Opening the image in the viewer and choosing "print size" from the Image menu displays the ...

Great! :) Thanks ^_^
From what I saw, it seems that each template become a gallery simply by filling the included XML file with the list of the photos, so the process should be something like creating the correct sized images and fill the xml... however I'm not an expert so I don't know if I got it ...

On the net are available some great and free flash based picasa templates: some of them are available at these sites

http://www.paulvanroekel.nl/picasa/
http://www.futureofmemories.com/templates/

these are really great, the best galleries I've ever seen, and more are available on other sites ...

Well, at least I know it's not only my problem Is there any known workaround?

VERSION: 1.91.4
OS: Windows XP Professional SP2

Collapsed panes aren't restored correctly when closing/opening xnview

STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Set layout to third option (treebar on the left, proprieties under the treebar , thumbs on the right)
2. Collapse the whole sidebar (treebar + proprieties) by ...

Ok, i think I found the problem:

if "Use embedded thumbnail" is not checked, the overlay is never displayed, even for images that have an embedded thumbnail. I never noticed this before O_o I think that the overlay should be shown always if an image has an embedded thumbnail, regardless of the fact ...

Mail sent It has the same subject as the thread title

I'll send it in a couple of minutes... it's going to be a big mail (2.5MB), I prefer not resizing it and ensure that the metadata remains intact

BUG SUMMARY
XnView version: 1.91.4
OS: Windows XP Professional SP2

I noticed that "Has embedded thumbnail" overlay (the little icon appearing in bottom right corner of a thumbnail if the image has an embedded exif thumbnail preview) doesn't appear for any on my images in XnView 1.91.4, altrought ...

Please do not remove the makernotes! The great thing about xnview is that it doesn't alter them: these maker fields contains sometimes fundamental informations for photo workflow ^_^ So please, if you choose to do so, at least make it user selectable or give a big, big big warning popup