XnView Software

I guess it's in the preferences. I will check that.

Merci beaucoup.

I have converted two PDF files (created by XnView, 18 and 4 MB respectively - ZIP compression) and after creating two TIFF multipage files using that PDFs as source (also using same ZIP compression) I found out that the resulting files were a lot bigger. After digging up a little on this issue I ...

Thank you very much for your reply.

However I have fixed it by zipping all XnView directory (one that worked fine) and unzipping it on top on the one that was failing.

Probably the option you mentioned was enabled.

Hello. This is a minor issue for me but it's driving me crazy. I have XnView installed on four different PCs but one of them seem capable to remember last used path and last used source folder when creating multipage files. The field appears always empty. I have tried a clean installation but ...

Thanks. I was guessing it could be done somehow.

Hello. I would like to suggest the following when using multipage TIFF files.

1.- Go to a page. I don't know if it can be already be done. I have searched the menus and didn't find anything.
2.- Option to select compression when extracting pages from a multipage TIFF. No need to go to configuration ...

Hello.

It would be nice if XnView could show some sort of progress bar while creating multipage files.

E.g. Processing page <x> of <n>

Also the CANCEL button doesn't seem to work.

You are probably right.

On the acquire window it says only TIFF can be used for multipage.

Hmm. Too many options maybe and not very tidy. This is just a wild assumption on my part, though.

One thing I don't know how to accomplish: I use multipage files a lot. Sometimes I only need to print a range of pages. How can it be done with Xnview?

Heh heh more than a suggestion it's a little bitching...

I like to print files from Irfanview because I like its print menu a lot. Easy and convenient. I find Xnview's one a little chaotic.

Forgive me. I was misunderstood. I meant when acquiring pages using an scanner.

I think "Lossless" operations are for JPEG files that have lossy compression. The main idea behind this is to apply some transformation without further recoding the file (and thus losing some information because of lossy compression). For a lossless format such as TIFF you can just normally rotate ...

As far as I know multi-page creation is only for TIFF. Correct me if I am wrong.

I have saved some PCL files and they do not print properly on my HP Laserjet 1200 printer.