XnView Software

I'm a little late to the party on this one, but here's my thoughts on a few of the discussed options: Yes, “Allow only one instance of XnView ” seems to be the best option for an application that consists of a browser and a viewer ... O.k., let's use this (unless someone contradicts). +1 (and I see ...

Not saying the 'child' usage is unknown or unused, but basic users may not know it. Anybody messing with Active Directory settings is likely not a basic user. Just trying to avoid confusion. Think of it this way: your doctor may know lots of medical and scientific terms, as do many other people, but...

I discovered some more info about this issue. Not sure if it would be helpful or not, but I'll post it just in case. This happens with the second AND third 'Show' items. Also, it happens if you add them, hit OK, then go back into the settings and remove them. They come back when closing and reopenin...

'Image data' in the right-click context for a file in the browser should be renamed to 'Copy image data to clipboard' or something similar to better describe its function.

I figured I'd throw 'Clear' in just to try it out. :) As for key combinations, I don't see why not. There are many, many different possible combinations, especially for just the keys themselves, so it should be possible to do just about anything with them as long as the user sets them up (which, of ...

None of those exist in my context menu either. As an aside, selecting 'Image data' in the context menu doesn't seem to do anything. Am I missing something or is that a bug?

I wouldn't call them "children." Normal users might not understand the parent/child context. Maybe Select/Toggle/Clear All Sub-Categories?

Agree with the rest, and good call on the order of Delete/Rename.

Just realized I missed the link to this in the other thread. I do like the sound of this. Never used software that worked this way, but it sounds like a great way of handling it.

(Note: You can start a "selection rectangle" when clicking on an empty area in the file list and keeping mouse pressed). Right, but definitely not what it happening here. It just seems to happen ~5% of the time instead of moving the selected file. Is XnView equipped with a RNG that's active for ran...

Ah, it's the zoom level of the preview (browser). Makes sense now.

I actually meant frustrating as in troubleshooting.

Spent several more minutes on it and am still at a loss as to why it sometimes switches to selection mode vs moving the selected file. If anyone figures it out, I'd love to know.

Done. What is the % in the status bar an indication of? Doesn't make any sense to me.

As requested, I'm copying this from a bug thread over here for proper separation/tracking: Implement changes to make use of the ample status bar space and have it show # of supported files / # of files / # of folders / total # of objects, and which of these show and in which order could be configure...

Can't get into much trouble by copying something. Worst case scenario you have to delete the copy you accidentally made. Pretty much the same for cutting, except you have to put it back where it came from. Seems unlikely either of these would be used accidentally in a way that would cause problems. ...

This is an especially frustrating one... :? XnView: MP 0.84 x64 OS: Windows 7 - 64 bit Effect: When tagging or untagging files by checking the box on their thumbnails, if the mouse is moving when it's checked, it will cause unwanted behavior. One of two things happens: whatever file is selected will...