Hello,
I miss a fairly basic feature in XnView:
When you move around a selection I often need to move it in the X or Y axis only. In many programs you simply hold down Shift to accomplish this.
Can it be implemented in XnView? Any opinions on this?
Move selection in one direction only
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+1 - I support this.
And also "Shift" for keeping ratio of the selection when resizing the selection, see topic Square selection with Ctrl or Shift.
And also "Shift" for keeping ratio of the selection when resizing the selection, see topic Square selection with Ctrl or Shift.
Re: Move selection one direction only
Shift and? How to select the direction?Troken wrote:Hello,
I miss a fairly basic feature in XnView:
When you move around a selection I often need to move it in the X or Y axis only. In many programs you simply hold down Shift to accomplish this.
Can it be implemented in XnView? Any opinions on this?
Pierre.
Re: Move selection one direction only
Depending on the direction of mouse dragging either the horizontal or the vertical axis is fixed (if deltaY > deltaX then X=fixed else Y=fixed). Try it out in MS Word for example and you will see... (I guess also works in OpenOffice).xnview wrote:Shift and? How to select the direction?Troken wrote:Hello,
I miss a fairly basic feature in XnView:
When you move around a selection I often need to move it in the X or Y axis only. In many programs you simply hold down Shift to accomplish this.
Can it be implemented in XnView? Any opinions on this?
Last edited by helmut on Sun Mar 09, 2008 12:23 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Move selection one direction only
Exactly, it depends on how you drag the selection. Also an old feature in i.e. all Adobes software (moving selections or moving objects). Very handy and hard to do without.helmut wrote:Depending on the direction of mouse dragging either the horizontal or the vertical axis is fixed (if deltaY > deltaX then X=fixed). Try it out in MS Word for example and you will see... (I guess also works in OpenOffice).