How to remove buttons from the toolbar, and then add them back.

[DWD1961]

Seriously, I went to Tools>Options>toolbars but I can''t seem to get rid of the default toolbar bar across the top, remove it's buttons, then add back specific buttons.

I'm creating a family album and need specifically these buttons only

1. jpg lossless crop
2. copy to folder

It's a huge number of files and those are the only two buttons I need.

TIA

[DWD1961]

I have tried to remove buttons from the toolbar and then only add back the ones I want,but I cannot find a way to do that.

Options>Toolbars

I can't seem to remove any buttons from the toolbar, or get rid of the default toolbar.

I only want two buttons showing:

1. jog lossless crop
2. copy file to folder

What am I doing wrong?

[cday]

Seriously, I went to Tools>Options>toolbars but I can''t seem to get rid of the default toolbar bar across the top, remove it's buttons, then add back specific buttons.

I'm creating a family album and need specifically these buttons only

1. jpg lossless crop
2. copy to folder

It's a huge number of files and those are the only two buttons I need.

XnView MP, the latest software, has a highly customisable toolbar...

I can't easily check how customisable XnView Classic is as I'm in Linux, but it is unlikely to be nearly as customisable.

[XnTriq]

1. Go to Info → About… to find the INI file location.
2. Quit XnView.
3. Copy & paste the following “code” to a text editor and save it as test.bar in the same folder as your xnview.ini.

   Code: Select all

   [Default Toolbar]
   count=12
   button1=17
   button2=-1
   button3=0
   button4=-1
   button5=21
   button6=30
   button7=12
   button8=13
   button9=14
   button10=-1
   button11=15
   button12=16
   
   [View Toolbar]
   count=2
   button1=cmd_JPEGCrop.ico
   cmd1=cmd_JPEGCrop
   button2=39
   
   [Browser Toolbar]
   count=21
   button1=18
   button2=10
   button3=-1
   button4=33
   button5=27
   button6=31
   button7=-1
   button8=29
   button9=19
   button10=21
   button11=11
   button12=30
   button13=12
   button14=-1
   button15=13
   button16=14
   button17=24
   button18=28
   button19=-1
   button20=15
   button21=16

4. Download cmd_JPEGCrop.ico and place it in the same folder as your xnview.ini.

   cmd_JPEGCrop.ico.zip

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5. Start XnView.
6. Go to Tools → Options… → Toolbar → Buttons → Buttons displayed, click on the […] button, and select test.bar.

[billfilson]

This worked up until I re-ran Xnview. The Crop icon did not appear in the Xnview browser's current toolbar. I could see it ok if I selected the tools=>properties "View" button. But it would not display in the default toolbar. What did I miss?? I really appreciate your effort here - thanks

UPDATE: If I open an image in a new Xnview browser page the new tool appears OK - This is good. I regard this a fixed - Thanks yet again.