XnView Software

xnview wrote:XnViewMP has native UNICODE support...

And it has 1/100 of XnView features...tough choice.

Hello. I was trying to convert images that are located in Windows 7 Libraries\Pictures XnView shows incorrect path in the list starting with a back slash: \imagename.jpg \anotherimage.jpg and then it fails with message: Error opening the file <\imagename.jpg> However when selecting images from Libra...

helmut wrote:In XnView browser moving mouse cursor to the "Path" edittext and right clicking will allow for copying the current path to the clipboard. Is there a need for more?

They are referring to copy path of an image, not the folder where the image is

Is this going to be implemented in future setup versions? I really hope so...even though the v3 of that installer was released in 2002, it already had the feature ShellExtension setup missing in 2010

Looking forward seeing working installer and revised XnView update feature.

Right, but my point is all that is the installer's job, not user's. What is the point of an installer that can't install the software?

[EDIT] sorry, missed that topic...[/EDIT]

Oh...XnViewMP reminds me of Bill Clinton's strategy on how to improve education in the country and make students get higher grades: lower the requirements... To me XnViewMP looks like a castrated version of normal XnView, with a fraction of features. It seems instead of adding features to other plat...

Hello. This bug goes as far back as I can remember, when a previous version of XSE is installed and was used recently, then new version fails to install with error message saying that copying XnViewShellExt.dll fails due to permissions, with 3 options: retry, ignore, or cancel. Obviously retry doesn...

Here is my vote for this feature as well.

As of shell extension, if you are using Windows 7, you can do SHIFT + Right Click, it will show you that option (it's a W7 native feature)

Do you think it will ever be implemented?

Hello.
I don't see any sticky topics that explains what it is...the main page has a link directing to this section of the forum, that's it...

Previewing audio and video through the shell context menu??? But why. It's not needed and if actually added would rely upon Windows Media Player.... Why? - Same reasons why previewing images via shell context menu is useful. You probably never tried PicaView ... Here is a quick example why it would...

Is there any plans add support for previewing any files that XnView currently supports (images, video, audio), not only image files?

Hello. I'm so glad XnView is being updated quiet frequently - it means it's constantly improving even though it's already near-perfect software :mrgreen: One thing could be improved - the check for updates feature. Currently when there is an update it displays an "alert" box about the update with a ...

What I meant was the installer could easily carry both 32 and 64bit versions and install the needed one based on type of the OS, instead of installing something that will not work at all. Right?

Hello!
The shell extension that cames with complete package is 32bit only. On 64bit OS the installation will offer to install that extension, it will succeed without any errors, but will not be used by the OS. Users will have to manually download and install 64bit version.