XnView Software

Is there no reference to the command-line switches that XnViewMP responds to? in XnView MP, you have only: -ini file.ini -slide file.sld -filelist list.txt -capture As they do for unused pages in the frontispieces of many printed books, would you consider putting ' This tab is left blank intentiona...

Four years later and the command-line switches are just as obscure. Yes, xnviewmp.exe -capture=desktop,d:\users\public\pictures\your_filename_###.jpg actually works, but what else is there? And no, Help, About, 'Command line' tab - is blank. The ? control is unwilling to explain anything. Slashed ci...

In May, 2011 this suggestion arose, but there's been no progress in seven (7) years. :( I recently struggled when copying a graphic into a Word document, but no metric units* were available in MP. XnV and MP produced different sizes from the same file Ctrl-C'ed graphic into a Word page, XnV looking ...

Indeed, a 'log book' was devised to record the passage of a number of logs - timber, wooden logs - tied to a rope that was dropped over the side of a ship at sea to measure speed. Logs tied at fixed spaces on the rope meant that in a certain period of time, measured by a sand-glass, I expect, a cert...

How are we going, Pierre?
A donation 'thank you' marker.
Helmut and I are trying to start a revolution - to your benefit.
I don't mind minimal additional text in title-bar - what about a symbol? A D[tick]* symbol?
*misnamed 'checkmark' to the USAsians.
D/
Is there a 'thank you' international emoji?

Misconceptions in this wonderful language of ours obtain every day, like everyday, may or may not, aggravate, agreeance, infer, incredulous, disinterested, fulsome, irregardless, literally, criteria, simplistic, effect/affect, lie/lay, fewer versus less; many more.. With Microsoft's matured use of S...

I'd like to make a donation to Pierre and his collaborators for his XnV programs but I would like some evidence of my contribution. I'd like some integrated evidence of my being a donor because: 1. I often forget what programs I've contributed to (and only occasionally do I want to do it repeatedly....

Just redirectiing nerdiness away from tech for a moment, in the light of the Microsoft grammarians' managing to influence Windows 10's Start menu - an item on the user's icon on the far left on the Start menu is now 'Sign out', 'Sign' being the verb, the action, that is offered as a choice, and 'out...

I appreciate that you've done the image-capture already, but it might be worth starting again and saving yourself all the processing discovered here. The vehicle I'd suggest your doing the job again with is Office Lens - an app. Windows Phone, iPhone, other. It straightens up trapeziums that the cam...

You're a great curator, XnTriq. :) Many thanks. I'm settling in to the new meme determining my understanding of resizing, Hs and Ws, and fits. (BTW, the MP Ctrl-C usage still mystifies me. If I go outside to admire my new car, don't don't go out and admire my new car's data.. An image is, to all int...

Yes, XnTriq, that seems to have solved the matter - oddly enough. I stayed away from that technique because it implied that the output would be square. 800x800 but with 'Keep ratio'. Which would be subordinate? I suspect I'll just have to put it down to the dialect of English called 'French'. :? Qui...

For quite a while now, XnView has failed to properly resize all selected photos in batch operations. It's now worth documenting, I believe. Upon selecting a set of random photos, images of all shapes and sizes, I have, today, set a batch process running that I hoped would output resized images with ...

Hi, -snip- Thanks, Yossi About "open images from different directories" - you can do that by eg. using Tag box. [emphasis/colour added] About the other thing: you said that "it's easier to spot differences when comparing images by alternating between them" - why that? Do you want to see where the i...

Thanks for the suggestion, cday, but - no. Nothing much changed. I tried again with the exact set of jpeg options that you illustrated, even on a different set of originals, and the proportions were about the same. 42 MB for 24 files versus 24 megs for the same 100% resized output. In fact, with not...

Jpeg photos here imported from an iPhone 4 can be resized by XnView, by '100%', becoming files of half their former size - without any apparent visual or dimensional changes. These photos originate from iOS vn 6.1.3 in an iPhone 4; they are imported via Windows Live Photo Gallery 2012 and manipulate...