XnView Software

thankyou Guest, thats more like it

at least that saves me from having to go thro the dropdown window procedure which is pretty laborious

many thanks

JohnL

JohnL wrote:Thanks Xyzzy, but ... - '' If you want something like your demand, go to Print window (File>Print) and you can play there. You can see there how image fits some area taking into account different DPIs ''. I dont think that addresses my comment

Strange, I though it was about the problem.

JohnL wrote: '' Anyway, adding to Zoom menu 'Use image DPI' should do the trick. There is already 'Set Selection size', so determining size based on image/monitor DPI is already there- just resize image instead of selection. '' - I presume you are adding that as a suggestion to XnView as a way of addressing my request.

No, personally I think it's quite useless.

X.

'' No, personally I think it's quite useless ''


Nearly every other app such as XnView has an '' actual size '' shortcut button - ie Photoshop- not strictly a valid comparison I agree, - ACDSee, iview, thumbsplus, faststone etc etc, so I am sorry you think this suggestion is '' quite useless ''

I also do not want to '' play '' up and down the print options to achieve that result.

However I have been given a solution to my request.

Happy New Year everyone

JohnL

perhaps I ought to remember to login before I post next time

JohnL