XnView Software

I completed it (in English) and it worked for me.

Given that it's possible to insert EXIF-GPS info I'd say it's possible to use javascript to convert them to Google maps links.

Right click the file then "properties", "permission" tab, then tick "allow executing file as program".
I believe you'd be better off with the Windows version on Wine though.

It's somewhat surprising that that template is in the exe given that it isn't in the zip, unless I've overlooked it.

If you selected pics of several formats, the copying of the jpeg files should be lossless, IMO. Also, it'd be nice if the jpeg conversion from the Webpage Create dialog could use the settings in options>general>write. Then It'd make more sense to convert from jpg to jpg, for example to adjust ...

Bonjour, en fait les images et les miniatures ne sont pas où elles le devraient, en l'occurrence dans http://www.rdvpneus.com/original/ pour les photos et dans http://www.rdvpneus.com/thumb/ pour les miniatures. Il faut transférer sur le site ces deux dossiers que XnView a générés. Je n'ai pas ...

Firefox 3.0a (create a new profile if you're on 2.0 and want to test 3.0a) now supports the APNG format. Maybe it could be implemented in xnView?
Specs: http://wiki.mozilla.org/APNG_Specification
Sample: http://mozillalinks.org/wp/2007/03/crea ... ated-pngs/

Make sure you're using #PIC_TEXT# in page.html and #THUMB_TEXT# in thumb.html

I can reproduce this with "Convert always in JPEG format" checked. Seems like it converts from jpg to jpg. The "always" in the checkbox labbel would suggest it anyway =)

Hi, are you having this only with .psd files?

Some glitches eg due to the tab bar that was introduced in 1.8+ versions, but overall it's very usable and I find the UI better than in the native version.

Win XP but mostly Suse Linux 10.1
By the way the Win version of XnView + Wine works better than the Linux version

In most cases one wants full quality JPG images, this means 100% JPG quality, when saving a file after correction of gamma etc.
But sometimes one wants to create web-optimized JPGs with smaller file size. So one have to set the JPG compression to e.g. 40%.
Sorry I'm not seeing what's the problem ...

You might be interested in FxIF (extension to view EXIF metadata within Firefox).

D'après ce topic, il faut vérifier qu'il y a bien un dossier appelé WebTemplate dans le dossier d'installation de XnView, sinon retélécharger (et si oui, préciser le modèle en question).