xnview wrote:Really, i think that it's not normal to read files with error by default...
hmm...
@all:
i always asked myself, "why would someone uncheck this option?"
IMHO users want to see all possible bits of an image, even if the file is corrupt or broken.
xnview wrote:Really, i think that it's not normal to read files with error by default...
hmm...
@all:
i always asked myself, "why would someone uncheck this option?"
IMHO users want to see all possible bits of an image, even if the file is corrupt or broken.
so for what cases should i uncheck this?
I think that if a file has an error, it's important to know, no??
xnview wrote:Really, i think that it's not normal to read files with error by default...
hmm...
@all:
i always asked myself, "why would someone uncheck this option?"
IMHO users want to see all possible bits of an image, even if the file is corrupt or broken.
so for what cases should i uncheck this?
I think that if a file has an error, it's important to know, no??
Yes, a message box would be good. For those who don't want to see the message box a checkbox "Don't show this message again" might be useful. (Personally I think that users should be always informed if an image is damaged -> no checkbox.)
Yes, a message box would be good. For those who don't want to see the message box a checkbox "Don't show this message again" might be useful. (Personally I think that users should be always informed if an image is damaged -> no checkbox.)