XnView Software

thibaud wrote:and on top of that I believe xnviewMP will probably exist as a 64 bit executable as well at some point.

Yes, for linux/macosx/windows x86 & 64bits

What is the 'JumpList'???

You can contact me on webmaster at xnview dot com

vfxtodd wrote:I too have been experiencing XNView crashing on Snow Leopard. Any solutions? New versions?

By using which features?

sorry, currently no way to make that

With Acrobat 8, i have no problem

thibaud wrote: but as I have the impression that Pierre is opened to the idea of creating something new for mp, a complete redesign along with a new name might be a good idea.

New design yes but for new name i would like to keep XnView.

Je vais essayer de regarder le format...

As soon as you have preview in the menu, Vista or 7 change the visual of the menu.

Flashbaer wrote:I have a small suggestion about the starter-skript xnview.sh: to let it start from every folder I want to, I changed the skript to this:

Why is it better than the current one?

But I agree +1, it will be better to have this kind of xnview.sh by default instead the actual one here:

Why?

1. Customizable keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Y by default) to toggle between: focus quick filter field and focus the file list, the last selected file(s) / item(s)
Alt+F is perhaps better?

2. Option to search in all fields (more here ).

3. Option to search date (EXIF, file created, modified...) from ...

I've tried to mount a windows share with fstab, and i can browse the folder.
Are you in smbfs?

leon_3d wrote:That's it, except there is no need for transparency of the image at full resolution, a thumnail or a simple icon is enough.

But how to know if the user want to make a drag&drop or a selection in the picture?

I would like to add such feature in XnViewMP. But what is the best?
* menu entry in tools for example "open as snapshot"
or
* setting to open the file as snapshot in a view window?

RGhost wrote:If no editor is associated for this type of file, focus is not lost and xnview is crashing.

I can't reproduce...