Change work dir when xnview save <imagename>.jp_ durin

[Jumbo]

Hi,
I am evaluating editing imaging software and I am facing a problem with xnView.
We installed a DMS (Data management System) where we put pictures and information (mandatoy fields and so on) about those pictures. We mapped a network drive to our webdav DMS (let's say drive S: ). There is no problem in view mode. But when I try to change the file or rename an error occurs while trying to write the <imagename>.jp_ : Normal, the content repository does'nt alowed to save an image without some mandatory fields. So my question is : Is it possible to define the work directory where xnview store the <imagename>.jp_ ?
many thanx in advance for any answer
jean-michel

[xnview]

Hi,
I am evaluating editing imaging software and I am facing a problem with xnView.
We installed a DMS (Data management System) where we put pictures and information (mandatoy fields and so on) about those pictures. We mapped a network drive to our webdav DMS (let's say drive S: ). There is no problem in view mode. But when I try to change the file or rename an error occurs while trying to write the <imagename>.jp_ : Normal, the content repository does'nt alowed to save an image without some mandatory fields. So my question is : Is it possible to define the work directory where xnview store the <imagename>.jp_ ?

You use lossless rotation?

[Guest]

Hi,
I am evaluating editing imaging software and I am facing a problem with xnView.
We installed a DMS (Data management System) where we put pictures and information (mandatoy fields and so on) about those pictures. We mapped a network drive to our webdav DMS (let's say drive S: ). There is no problem in view mode. But when I try to change the file or rename an error occurs while trying to write the <imagename>.jp_ : Normal, the content repository does'nt alowed to save an image without some mandatory fields. So my question is : Is it possible to define the work directory where xnview store the <imagename>.jp_ ?

You use lossless rotation?

Exact, isnt' the right way ?

[Guest]

Hi,
I am evaluating editing imaging software and I am facing a problem with xnView.
We installed a DMS (Data management System) where we put pictures and information (mandatoy fields and so on) about those pictures. We mapped a network drive to our webdav DMS (let's say drive S: ). There is no problem in view mode. But when I try to change the file or rename an error occurs while trying to write the <imagename>.jp_ : Normal, the content repository does'nt alowed to save an image without some mandatory fields. So my question is : Is it possible to define the work directory where xnview store the <imagename>.jp_ ?

You use lossless rotation?

Exact, isnt' the right way ?
Add Comment :
When I enlarge the image by clicking on it, when I use rotation from the "image" menu, this is ok.
Do you think it would be possible with lossless rotation ?

[xnview]

You use lossless rotation?

Exact, isnt' the right way ?
Add Comment :
When I enlarge the image by clicking on it, when I use rotation from the "image" menu, this is ok.
Do you think it would be possible with lossless rotation ?

Ok, but the problem is that lossless rotation works on original file!!

[Jumbo]

Exact, isnt' the right way ?
Add Comment :
When I enlarge the image by clicking on it, when I use rotation from the "image" menu, this is ok.
Do you think it would be possible with lossless rotation ?

Ok, but the problem is that lossless rotation works on original file!!

[Jumbo]

Ok, but the problem is that lossless rotation works on original file!!

So if I understand, there is no way to fix my problem ? It is not possible to configure the directory where the backup file <filename>.jp_ is created ? It would be great (also for perf reasons) congiguring for exemple a local directory such as c:\temp; it would fix my problem and improve performance. dont'you think ?

[xnview]

So if I understand, there is no way to fix my problem ? It is not possible to configure the directory where the backup file <filename>.jp_ is created ? It would be great (also for perf reasons) congiguring for exemple a local directory such as c:\temp; it would fix my problem and improve performance. dont'you think ?

So output file will be in c:/temp, and original not modified?

[Guest]

So if I understand, there is no way to fix my problem ? It is not possible to configure the directory where the backup file <filename>.jp_ is created ? It would be great (also for perf reasons) congiguring for exemple a local directory such as c:\temp; it would fix my problem and improve performance. dont'you think ?

So output file will be in c:/temp, and original not modified?

I resolved my problem by configure this directory (S: in the DMS) without mandatory field and it is ok. Many thanks for your replies...