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All the sliders in program match. Down=right. Looking at it in terms of clockwise vs. numbers.

It doesn't make sense to look at it in terms of "clockwise", since going clockwise around a clock (which leads to increasing numbers) results in moving in every direction (right, down, left, and up).

I ...

Oh, I see what you're saying now. Really? That's very odd, considering that I've used other slider controls in Windows that didn't work that way...
There is no need to be disrespectful.

What are you talking about? I was not being disrespectful to anyone. All I was saying was that I've seen the ...

I think the consensus is that this "standard behavior" is not intuitive and doesn't match up with Windows, which is why we're suggesting the change.
I can't change it, it's the standard behavior of this windows control :-)

Oh, I see what you're saying now. Really? That's very odd, considering ...

I think the consensus is that this "standard behavior" is not intuitive and doesn't match up with Windows, which is why we're suggesting the change.

The "Save changed file" dialog is a bit sloppy right now and could use some tightening up. Here's what I've noticed:
The dialog is too tall. Notice the large empty space between the question at the top and the "Never ask again" text.
The dialog is too wide. The 3 buttons have way too much space in ...

Open an image file for editing, then open Image → Adjust. You'll notice that the keyboard shortcut ("Shift+E") for the first entry is not right-justified as it should be. I am seeing this with 1.96.5.

I just tried 1.96.5 and I'm seeing the same problem.

Clo wrote: • I cannot confirm that in XnView 1.96.5 !

I am actually running 1.96.2, so maybe the problem has been fixed? I will upgrade and try again...

Sliders' value increases by pressing "Down" this is Windows standard.

Are you sure this is true? I just tried it out and I'm not seeing that behavior. Open Control Panel → Sounds and Audio Devices and you'll see a horizontal slider. If you press Down while the focus is on the slider, it moves to ...

Here's how I've been able to repro the problem:
Enable XP-style menus (and restart).
Open an image in full viewing/editing mode.
Open the View menu.
Move the mouse over to the Image menu, then back to the View menu.
Repeat step 4 over and over.

When you do this, you'll notice something weird ...

To repro:

1. Open Tools → Options → General → Read/Write.
2. Select the Write tab and then select JPEG.
3. Use the mouse to put the current focus on the Quality slider control.
4. Press the up key and the quality decreases; press the down key and the quality increases.

If you use the Paint filter (1.06) to add a watermark to an image and you select a transparent PNG, the watermark image does not show up as transparent.

Yup, that fixed it. Will this be fixed in the next version?

Yup, still a problem with 1.95. I will PM you the script file.

XnView version 1.94.2