1.91.1: Compare Dialog bug
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1.91.1: Compare Dialog bug
There's a double backslash after the drive letter when there should only be one...
Last edited by ckit on Thu Jun 21, 2007 2:42 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: 1.91: Compare Dialog bug
I can't reproduce it, on which path do you start similar? And by tools menu?
Pierre.
Confirmed for XnView v1.91 & v 1.91.1 on Windows 2000:
- Set the Startup Directory option to Current.
- Exit XnView.
- Open the command prompt.
- Change to the root directory of any drive (e.g. “X”).
- Start XnView from the command line (X:\>C:\Progra~1\XnView\xnview.exe).
- The text in the title bar reads XnView - [Browser - X:\\].
Ok, right, but i'm not sure that it's the same problem...XnTriq wrote:Confirmed for XnView v1.91 & v 1.91.1 on Windows 2000:
- Set the Startup Directory option to Current.
- Exit XnView.
- Open the command prompt.
- Change to the root directory of any drive (e.g. “X”).
- Start XnView from the command line (X:\>C:\Progra~1\XnView\xnview.exe).
- The text in the title bar reads XnView - [Browser - X:\\].
Pierre.
I forgot to mention that I was using the "Find Similiar Files" tool.
I'm testing with XnView 1.91.1 now to see if the bug still exists.
Update:
XnView 1.91.1 still has this bug.
- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Open "Fin Similiar Files" dialog
- Leave default options but change target to just "C:\"
- After finishing search step through each one until you find something in say C:\Windows which would then be C:\\Windows.
I'm testing with XnView 1.91.1 now to see if the bug still exists.
Update:
XnView 1.91.1 still has this bug.
- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Open "Fin Similiar Files" dialog
- Leave default options but change target to just "C:\"
- After finishing search step through each one until you find something in say C:\Windows which would then be C:\\Windows.
AMD Ryzen 3 3300X 3.8Ghz, 16Gb DDR4, RX6600XT with Dell U2520D at 2560x1440@60Hz scaling 125%
Win11 x64 24H2, Hard Disk Sentinel Pro, MS PowerToys, Process Lasso Pro and Wintoys
Win11 x64 24H2, Hard Disk Sentinel Pro, MS PowerToys, Process Lasso Pro and Wintoys
Re: 1.91.1: Compare Dialog bug
See http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... 603#p78603 for similar bug in options-thumbnails-cache
In the XnView Wiki, you can improve the user guide / documentation / F1-help for XnView (classic/Windows) and for XnViewMP
Re:
Using the above instructions with Include Subfolders enabled, XnView v1.96 crashes completely after clicking "Find" button, see screenshot...ckit wrote:I forgot to mention that I was using the "Find Similiar Files" tool.
I'm testing with XnView 1.91.1 now to see if the bug still exists.
Update:
XnView 1.91.1 still has this bug.
- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Open "Fin Similiar Files" dialog
- Leave default options but change target to just "C:\"
- After finishing search step through each one until you find something in say C:\Windows which would then be C:\\Windows.
AMD Ryzen 3 3300X 3.8Ghz, 16Gb DDR4, RX6600XT with Dell U2520D at 2560x1440@60Hz scaling 125%
Win11 x64 24H2, Hard Disk Sentinel Pro, MS PowerToys, Process Lasso Pro and Wintoys
Win11 x64 24H2, Hard Disk Sentinel Pro, MS PowerToys, Process Lasso Pro and Wintoys
Re: Re:
Crash confirmed in Win 7 64bit for C: with subfolders and method "same filename".ckit wrote:Using the above instructions with Include Subfolders enabled, XnView v1.96 crashes completely after clicking "Find" button, see screenshot...
In the XnView Wiki, you can improve the user guide / documentation / F1-help for XnView (classic/Windows) and for XnViewMP