As I want to start creating the PDF, xnview crashed.
BTW: Would be nice if I could add .txt files as text in the PDF file.
b1: crash if selecting .txt file for multi-page PDF
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b1: crash if selecting .txt file for multi-page PDF
I didn't see that there was a .txt file in my folder from which I selected some .jpg files to create a PDF file with the great multi-page feature.
As I want to start creating the PDF, xnview crashed.
BTW: Would be nice if I could add .txt files as text in the PDF file.
As I want to start creating the PDF, xnview crashed.
BTW: Would be nice if I could add .txt files as text in the PDF file.
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Re: b1: crash if selecting .txt file for multi-page PDF
Strange, i can't reproduce this bug. Do you have always the crash?andreasm82 wrote:I didn't see that there was a .txt file in my folder from which I selected some .jpg files to create a PDF file with the great multi-page feature.
As I want to start creating the PDF, xnview crashed.
Pierre.
I confirm the bug: select 1 text file, then use Menu>Create>Multi-Page file and save as PDF.
=> Message "Format of the File <> could not be determined" => Crash (in PDF only).
There should be an automatic removal of non-displayable files by XnView without Crash (and can't text files be exported as text or image?)
=> Message "Format of the File <> could not be determined" => Crash (in PDF only).
There should be an automatic removal of non-displayable files by XnView without Crash (and can't text files be exported as text or image?)
Olivier
There is no crash anymore with Beta2...Olivier_G wrote:=> Message "Format of the File <> could not be determined" => Crash (in PDF only).
...but isn't it possible to have a better handling of non-usable files while creating those PDF?
(ie: checking files beforehand, displaying a single alert message if there are many problematic files and asking to proceed (or not) with other good files)
-> Moved to 'Feedback' for this last part.
Olivier
Currently not, or use a 2 pass. Check first all files, and then create the PDF. But a little slower for some format...Olivier_G wrote:There is no crash anymore with Beta2...Olivier_G wrote:=> Message "Format of the File <> could not be determined" => Crash (in PDF only).
...but isn't it possible to have a better handling of non-usable files while creating those PDF?
(ie: checking files beforehand, displaying a single alert message if there are many problematic files and asking to proceed (or not) with other good files)
-> Moved to 'Feedback' for this last part.
Pierre.
True. But I think the most important for those tools is to work correctly (before looking for speed/efficiency). It should also solve the issue raised in this topic, right?xnview wrote:Currently not, or use a 2 pass. Check first all files, and then create the PDF. But a little slower for some format...
Olivier