XnView Software

Thank you for reporting back, Nimrodel. Good to read that an update resolved the problem.

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Thank you for this suggestion, obelisk. Your suggestion was proposed in another topic, already, see topic Search dialog: "Stop" instead of "Abort".

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... Edit: I'm so sorry. I forgot that I uninstalled 0.85 due to gif animations not working and I'm still using 0.84, not 0.85 as the bug report mistakenly says. Probably you can't reproduce the bug because 0.85 has it fixed (hopefully). Moderators, feel free to delete this thread, and sorry for was...

I just tried to reproduce the problem but failed (same configuration as yours, i.e. XnView MP 0.85 64bit, Windows 7 64 bit). Could you please describe your steps in some more detail? Do you use "Never" (span.: "Nunca") for disabling high quality zoom? Could you perhaps capture and post a screen vide...

Thank you very much, pangwolin, for the detailed bug report and the log and trace files. This will help Pierre to track down and solve the problem. Depending on frequency and probability of the problem (crash) this should handled as a must fix for the next release. Are your PNG files normal or rathe...

Bug fix has been confirmed also by PeterH (via Personal Mail).

settings>General>File operations>lossless transformations (but currently doesn't if exiftool is used) Many posts but little info. :? The setting you mention is for JPEG lossless transformation. But is there a setting that allows a user to enable/disable the creation of files by the EXIF tool? Could...

these files are created by ExifTool as a backup O.k., that confirms the assumption. From the user perspective there is XnView MP, only, and it looks as if XnView MP creates these files. I much doubt that these files are wanted by users. Is there a way to surpress these backup files? yes, but only i...

xnview wrote:these files are created by ExifTool as a backup

O.k., that confirms the assumption.

From the user perspective there is XnView MP, only, and it looks as if XnView MP creates these files. I much doubt that these files are wanted by users. Is there a way to surpress these backup files?

xnview wrote:The 0.85 software package was updated. It should be correct, now.

Good to read that this was fixed.

@cday: Thank you for your explanation on "bitness". This helps to understand things better.

After browsing search results for "jpg_original" and the above descriptions it's pretty sure that these files are created by Exiftool.

@Pierre: In which detailed scenario are these file created? Are these files of some use for the XnView user? Is there a way to surpress these files?

Very good that you found the reason for the problem (Microsofts OneDrive), Fritzle! Let's see whether Pierre can do something about this.

Thank you for your bug reports, squeezechart. Could you please use the bug report template and add the missing information? See topic http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?t=27835

XnTriq wrote: Suggestion for Selection Ratio

Thanks for searching the forum and providing this valuable links. Interesting to read these intensive discussions held 12 years ago.

Fritzle wrote:I tried following: ....

Thank you for your tests, Fritzle. Looks like a(nother) permission problem. I hope that Pierre can track this down and find a solution.