v.1.82.4 "-slide" in registry can cause xnview.exe to appear in task manager and not open image. Especially if you use Open With from MS explorer's context menu. Registry info is in another topic linked below for those wanting to experiment.
v.1.9 b2 *Now MS Explorer's 'Open With' on JPG will start program on first file in directory instead of file selected.
Follow steps listed in http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?p=29222#29222
to recreate problem. Basically, you associate only Slide files- then check by using MS Explorer's 'open with' on JPG.
B2: The "-slide" problem has changed.
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Re: B2: The "-slide" problem has changed.
Ok, i remove the -slide when associating...marsh wrote:v.1.82.4 "-slide" in registry can cause xnview.exe to appear in task manager and not open image. Especially if you use Open With from MS explorer's context menu. Registry info is in another topic linked below for those wanting to experiment.
v.1.9 b2 *Now MS Explorer's 'Open With' on JPG will start program on first file in directory instead of file selected.
Follow steps listed in http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?p=29222#29222
to recreate problem. Basically, you associate only Slide files- then check by using MS Explorer's 'open with' on JPG.
Pierre.
Re: B2: The "-slide" problem has changed.
Thanks a lot marsh, for having tested with 1.90 and raising this issue.marsh wrote:... Follow steps listed in http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?p=29222#29222
to recreate problem. Basically, you associate only Slide files- then check by using MS Explorer's 'open with' on JPG.
Re: B2: The "-slide" problem has changed.
I think the real problem behind this is that XnView does not recognize its own slideshow format unless you associate .sld files with XnView.xnview wrote:Ok, i remove the -slide when associating...
