XnView Software

OK, closed.

Hi. Can we reopen this bug? It's happening in 1.92 as well. Sorry for the late reply.

I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small". This could be a clue to the problem since I don't use windows with a pagefile.

GMB wrote:Hi. Can we reopen this bug? It's happening in 1.92 as well. Sorry for the late reply.

You have always the same problem???

GMB wrote:I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small".

I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).

XnTriq wrote:

GMB wrote:I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small".

I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).

Really, do you reproduce it?

xnview wrote:

XnTriq wrote:

GMB wrote:I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small".

I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).

Really, do you reproduce it?

Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.

XnTriq wrote:

xnview wrote:

XnTriq wrote: I had the same problem today in browser mode (XnView v1.92 on Windows 2000 SP4).

Really, do you reproduce it?

Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.

Ok, thanks, and how to reproduce?

XnTriq wrote:Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.

Pierre, I was in a hurry and uploaded the wrong image. Sorry about that.
This time around I made sure it's the one that's causing trouble.
Please check your PMs.

XnTriq wrote:

XnTriq wrote:Yes, a (write-protected) TIF image is the culprit.
I uploaded it to a file sharing service and sent you the link via PM.

Pierre, I was in a hurry and uploaded the wrong image. Sorry about that.
This time around I made sure it's the one that's causing trouble.
Please check your PMs.

Ok, i have it and crash in xnview...

What's the status of this problem? Is it fixed in 1.92.1? If the problem persists, I'll put it on the list of must fixes.

helmut wrote:What's the status of this problem? Is it fixed in 1.92.1?

Regarding the problem with my corrupted TIFF file: That's fixed.
But we haven't heard from the thread starter.

GMB wrote:Hi. Can we reopen this bug? It's happening in 1.92 as well. Sorry for the late reply.

I've found an interesting error saying "Pagefile too small". This could be a clue to the problem since I don't use windows with a pagefile.

Sorry I haven't been in contact. Been very busy.
The problem is still happening.

I've found something else which may point to the problem. Here is how I can reproduce the problem.

1. Open a JPG in the viewer. (Any img format will do the same)
2. Exit Xnview (either by closing the main window or going to File>Exit)
3. Xnview Halts (Not Responding)
4. I can move the window around the screen but nothing happens.
5. I click on the close button and Xnview closes.

I can reproduce this everytime, without fail.

I hope this helps you

GMB

Hello !

• I cannot reproduce your issue here with 1.92.1 following your steps.

- XnView closes alright in any case, using either the Exit File menu item, or Ctrl+Q, or Alt+F4 and even
(unwanted for me and some others) with CTRL+W when closing the last file or having an empty main “View” window
(just started the programme without any file)…

• I think still that the cause is external, maybe a virus scanner¦utility* running in the background or so…

KR
Claude
Clo

Win XP-Prof. SP1 - French¦English -
*Especially (a) graphic card¦s having short cuts settings from the local menu on its Tray icon;
it isn't rare that it steals the shortcut¦s of programmes…

Hi Clo,

I think still that the cause is external, maybe a virus scanner¦utility* running in the background or so…

That is a good idea. I will test this. I run ClamWin as a Virus checker and Comodo as a firewall. This maybe the problem. I'll let you know what I find.