XnView Software

There is a menu item to stop animation of an image but theres no menu for restarting it.

it would be great if i could press (ALT+) Print Screen then select Paste Screen Capture from XnShellEx menu to directly paste as a JPG file (or custom format) (ex: screencapture001.jpg)

this way we would lose the middle man (MS Paint, PSP, Corel, screen capture utlities) and XnShellEx could provide ...

that multiple icons select prompt is preventing me from using this nice image viewer.

i can't possibly put up to dialogue interruptions while skimming through images from a folder of various files (including .exe's, .ico's and whatever trigger that dreaded prompt).

please put option to remove ...

Id like to use my mouse's side buttons for going to the previous/next image.

Windows Explorer and various browsers already support those buttons so itd be nice if XnView supported it too.

Two things Id like to customize:

*The small toolbar
*The order of columns (detail view in browser)

I have to start XnView in browser mode but it does work for now. Thanks.

helmut wrote:Hmm, there's no wildcards at the moment.

Hence why I posted a feature request

Yes I know that but I would have to do that every time I want to batch process some images.

What I want to do is create a batch processing script for the files in a folder, but the files may change names so I need a wildcard.

When you add a folder to Input, XnView adds the files in that folder:



I would like to do this (or something similar):

I would like to use a wildcard for the input section.

For example, I want to convert all files in a folder but filenames may be different each time.

Confirming on:

Dell D820 - Core 2 Duo 1.83Ghz, 2Gb RAM
Windows XP Service Pack 3
NConvert 4.95

- Confirming with and without -o argument
- Confirming replacing -l with -L
- Confirming with 1 file listed in filelist
- Confirming with >1 file listed in filelist
- Confirming with multiple -out ...

Hello author of xnview,

Thank you for taking the time to respond to my suggestion.

Yes, when the WINDOW is fit to the IMAGE, it would be great for the cursor to follow whathever zoom button (either + or -) while the user is zooming in and out.

That way, the user doesn't have to go back and point ...

Hi all,

First of all, great program. I'm coming from ACDSee. One feature that ACDSee has (which I think is very clever) is when a user hits the Zoom In or Zoom Out button on the XNVIEW TOOLBAR, as the size of the picture grows, the mouse is automatically moved ONTO the Zoom In or Zoom Out button of ...

Dialog box to choose the size.

I would like the XnView Shell extension to have an option to resize pictures.