XnView Software

:arrow: Moonwhaler :) those are window controls for opened image and is a normal behavior for Win. see pictures below for a window horizontal resize:
1) normal window
http://midimaniacs.xhost.ro/xn/windcnt1.png
2)
http://midimaniacs.xhost.ro/xn/windcnt2.png
3)
http://midimaniacs.xhost.ro/xn ...

To reproduce this follow the steps below:

- try clearing image cache
- move in a folder with some subfolders containing images
- select Show files in subfolders from menu
- view one of subfolders/options - browser - thumbnails - cache

all subfolders aren't in cache even if all images are processed ...

Differences in display of JPEG images are usualy from decompresion method used by programs. Ex: Display by Jih-Shin Ho:
- Accurate integer
- Fast integer
- Floating point

then it should be grayed on menus or on IPTC edit window marked the fields that can be edited and converted to similar TextualData tags on PNG file. See >>> link << for more info and EXIF to PNG draft

right clicking:
- any file in browser mode if thumb for it is not created (try folder refresh)
- descript.ion (anytime)

In my opinion by default it should be grayed on menu until GPS data is retrived form selected file

Dreamer wrote:So my opinion is very clear, xnview.ini should not be included in any package of xnview (official, beta, RC, MP...). I lost the settings from other programs long time ago (as a novice user) and I know how annoying it is.

+1 I totally agree with that

Writting IPTC data on PNG files dosen't work. It will give an "Error writing the file <C>"

JPEG lossless transformation (and submenu) must be disabled (grayed) on right clicking on a non JPEG file in browser mode / also from Tools menu. If selected file is a JPEG then "JPEG loseless transform" should be (and is) available on menus or else.. grayed.

Select any .PNG file / press CTRL+D to describe / be sure to have checked the (embedded comment) box / leave a null comment (0 char$) and press write. Repeat several times. Compare original to new file. For every write of null description xnview add at end of file a $FF byte.

repeated 5 null ...

+1
It would be nice to have a prealocated space for cache db (1/2/4MB segments selectable somewhere in options)
Meanwhile defragment your HDD with some defrag prog like Defraggler (freeware)
You can defragment a single file if you want (see picture)

+2

download from DLL-files.com Microsoft® C Runtime Library, v.7.10.3077.0

Please update PNGout addon (2007.04.22) included to latest version (2008.11.20) from Ken Silverman's Utility Page / Direct download

Select any .PNG file / press CTRL+D to describe / be sure to have checked the (embedded comment) box / leave a null comment (0 char$) and press write.

PNG+HDR+DAT+END ---> PNG+HDR+tEXtComment (and no DAT+END?)

All image data won't be rewritten in the new file. the header, and all stuff is there ...

:| I don't know how to with WinSDK. Sorry. I've made all my programs in chronologic order in BASIC, Z80ASM, QBASIC, GWBASIC, some ASM on PC, Pascal (DOS) and that's all. Has been passed too much time since I've wrote last line of a program. If anyone has time and will to make it... else we'll wait ...