XnView Software

Thanks a lot. The path is $HOME/.config/xnview.ini .

The strange thing is, that now it suddenly remembers its size. When I resize the Window, the timestamp of the xnview.ini file changes. I can't nor reproduce the previous behaviour of always getting the same size. I'm really puzzled....

There is no "Settings" menu. I have in the XnView menu, right under "About XnView", a menu entry "Preferences" (shortcut: AppleKey + ","), and under "Integration", it says "use .ini in folder User (System)". So it seems to use an INI-File, but what folder is it? There is of course no folder named ...

Yes. And I darkly believe that in the past, it did remember the size. Now it doesn't.

Where does it store the remembered size? In a P-List? In some INI-File?

I'm running XnView MP 1.7.1 on MacOS 12.7.3

When I start XnView, the window is sized to occupy as much of the screen as possible (not "maximized"). I have to resize it to my liking every time.

It would be great if upon closing, XnView would remember the size it had last time, and reopen in that ...

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untick [b]Load 'Default values'[/b] checkbox
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Thank you! That did it!!!

This is about XnView 1.4.5 running on MacOS 12.6.5:

When I do a Image/Resize, the Resize method defaults to "Lanczos". If I want to use a different one, I have to explicitly select it every time.

I suggest that either

- this default can be configured in the preferences, or

- XnView ...

It would be great to have in the MacOS version of XnView a hotkey for Picture Rotation.

If I remember right, this function was/is bound to Shift-O in the Windows version of XnView. This would be a suitable key combination on the Mac as well.

XnViewMP-026.app crashes on Mac OSX 1.4 immediately after being started.

Is this OS version not supported?

Ronald

I'm using Yahoo Widgets (http://widgets.yahoo.com/) along with other applications (Outlook, Firefox etc.). When I take a screenshot of my whole desktop, the Yahoo widgets are NOT captured, although all the rest of my desktop, including the other applications, the status line etc., are.

This ...