XnView Software

I don't like just seeing an image as its own little boring page in Firefox, a little XnView previewer in Firefox would be really helpful and quite awesome.

I'm just throwing this out there, but it would be really nice to have.

So is HP compensating for a problem that XnView doesn't know how to handle, or has HP made it so their hardware works best with their software?

xnview wrote:There is no change on the picture received from the TWAIN driver...

Should I try a new driver for the printer or something?

Yes.

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The XnView scan is too sharp and picks up too much white pixel noise.

I scanned a book cover twice, once with XnView on my new laptop and again with HP Document Viewer on my old laptop using an HP scanner/printer. The scan I got using XnView was poor in quality compared to the scan using HP Document Viewer. I was wondering if there was any way to improve XnView's ...

Alright, before I try it again I have a question about PNG compression. XnView gives me the option to chose between compression levels 0-9. PNGs are lossless so if I set it to the highest compression I won't lose any image quality, will I? I mean, what's the draw back to using level 9 compression ...

xnview wrote:After loading your script, output format is PNG?

Yes, I've used the script before with no problems and I checked afterward and it was defiantly set to PNG.

Hi, I recently tried to crop 9,446 images at once with the batch processing tool. I was using a script I saved form the last time I did something like this, but with modified dimensions. Once the job was finished all of the images had been converted to JPEGs. Now, I did not want that. I checked the ...