XnView Software

I've already said why i don't like that.

Combine the design mark from this:

with the text from this, but with a bright x and a gray view:

and i think we have a winner.

With 100% i mean the program window's width.

What is it that you don't like about the tab with on your screenshot?

Well, i'm also not a big fan of even more options. I think they're already filled to the brim and thus overwhelm the average user (an "expert" mode would be good, but that's another issue). Why wouldn't the "occurrence" be fine without a max-width as you propose? One tab open -> takes up 100% width ...

I see it as one line or sentence. If you uncheck it at the front, the whole thing is disabled. OK, but what if someone wants the other option and don't want the first one?? Does "Open folder in XNv" even work? It's a modal window, meaning that program window behind it is inaccessible until you clos...

On the tabs: I only care for usability, and the only pro argument for a fixed width tab is that the close button would always be in the same spot. So if you had 3 tabs open, and you closed the left-most one, the others would slide to the left, and the new left-most tab's close button would be in the...

helmut wrote:In XnView 1.96 heißt es Stapelverarbeitung und Stapel-Umbenennen.

Ja, ist mir neulich aufgefallen.

8. There SHOULD be options in the settings to set a 'maximum tab width' so tabs don't become too wide; http://i48.tinypic.com/fllcnn.png and by default the max tab width should the same length as of the current first tab now Why? If there's enough space (as in: not many tabs open), why not make use...

Some nice stuff there thibaud. I'm just not completely sold yet.

The X looks like a D-pad of a joypad, and the N inside the X reminds me a bit of the Nintendo N64 N. The design mark now looks a bit like a spiked lemon. Just to give you some feedback... no offense.

I can't right now, but i'll see what i can do.

I see it as one line or sentence. If you uncheck it at the front, the whole thing is disabled.

I suggest this:

[x] Close dialog after conversion and

The bold part is new. The dropdown to the right stays exactly the same.

Doesn't seem to do anything. The labels for the in- and output color profiles say the default is sRGB. But if i convert a CMYK TIFF file into a RGB JPEG one, it still has the TIFF's ICC profile, according to XnView itself. In fact: if i open the generated JPEG in Photoshop, it tells me the embedded ...

Some of the filters that have the black, white and expansion limit seem to have the wrong range of values. Take the map -> normalize setting for example. They 3 settings all don't seem to change anything in the image above a value of 99, but you can set it as high as 255. It says "%" after the field...

In WinXP SP3 the folders in the folder tree pane are not being sorted alphabetically. But that only seems to happen for FAT32 partitions. My NTFS partitions are being sorted from a-z.