Long time ACDSee user, one thing about mouse cursor

[Heiji1412]

Hello~

I've been using ACDSee Classic for years now, sadly, it doesn't work properly in Vista.

XnView is a great alternative, I managed to replicate almost everything to make it behave like ACDSee Classic.

One minor thing is, when opening a large image that does not fit on-screen in ACDSee Classic, the mouse cursor turns into a hand cursor indicating that there is more to the picture. I can't do this in XnView, the mouse cursor is the regular cursor, only turning to the hand cursor when I scroll the image, I have the View Setting to "Fit Window To Image" and to "No Fit" in Fullscreen, and changed the Left Mouse Button to "Move Picture."

Is there any way I can change this? Is there a setting I'm missing, if not, is it possible for me to request this for a future release, even though it's a relatively minor one?

Otherwise, keep up the good work, I've looked for a decent alternative for ACDSee Classic for some time now, and XnView is great replacement.

[Clo]

Heiji1412

Hello !

• In the Options >> Keyboard / Mouse you can set the right mouse button to Move picture, that I do for a decade…
…when I see ¦a¦ scroll-bar¦s coming.

- But any button you'll set to move a pic larger than the window,
it'll not change the cursor into the grab-hand one by itself without clicking…
- There are good reasons at this, i.e. I use the Colours info, and like you wish, it should disappear,
that indeed is not expected in the case

VG
Claude
Clo

[Heiji1412]

Okay, I take it there is no way for XnView to do this, I suppose I'll have to get used to it. There may be good reasons, but having an option fir this will satisfy all users, if you don't like it, simply turn it off, it's win-win.

To the point of which, is there any way I can set so that the mouse cursor is always visible when on Fullscreen Mode? It dissapears after a period of inactivity.