XnView Software

Well he may see if anything can be done to help XnView to release folders and files but as I said it is an operating system issue for the most part

I have seen this. First make sure you are out of the view mode and that the tab is still not on the tab bar If that doesn't do it then you might consider using Lockhunter which will unlock and optionally delete the item and show you the locking process first. If it is XnView still locking it you can...

Amen - it also recognizes Affinity Designer but not as yet, Publisher

Thanks for all the work you do on this

Now find a JPG file and right click it then "Open with"
If XnVuew is not in the list choose another app
Then go to program files and drill down into the XnView folder and choose the correct EXE file and you should be good to go
Make sure you checked "Always open with" on the way in

Start / Run / Regedit

Yes with the batch convert funtion. Also some other neat things like changing color profiles

+1
I'd hate to have to list all the times I am working and then notice I have multiple viewer tabs open I would USE a shortcut and / or a button to close all but the one I am viewing
Thanks

gm649 wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 29, 2020 1:02 am

maybe i have to post on suggestion section for "close other tab" command

I will support it when you get it posted

francisw19 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 28, 2020 5:02 pm

It seems I got the file associations set up right so it should open. I can't see any preferences affecting this. Is it something I've set wrong or just a bug?

If you need help with the registry, please post back. Someone can help you with deleting the RW2 key

See if this thread helps

viewtopic.php?t=17347

There is not a close other tabs option as far as I know but there is a close other tabs by right clicking on any tab
Then there is a close button on any image in view mode plus control + W closes the tab you are in

If not a button to delete all of them, perhaps the ability to delete one that is highlighted with the delete key.

Naty CMYK is only really useful when getting things ready for a printer. You often can't tell the difference between the color spaces on your monitor In a file viewing program like XnView it isn't really needed even though it has the ability to define a CMYK color space If you are printing a pantone...

Here is one although there are several out there
https://thumbsviewer.github.io/