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Cache directory changes back to default

Posted: Tue Feb 20, 2007 10:58 pm
by nameless
XnView 1.90.2
WinXP Pro SP2

1. Go to options > thumbnails > cache.

2. Enable caching, set compression to none (may not be necessary, but that's what I use), set "use folder" to Custom.

3. Set folder to "D:\Data\XnView\Cache" (no quotes of course). Make sure folder exists (duh).

4. Allow XnView to cache some folders.

5. Exit XnView and reboot (again, may not be necessary to reboot, I don't see why it would be actually, but again, this is how it happens for me).

6. Run XnView and navigate to one of the folders supposedly cached. It should rebuild thumbs as if not cached.

7. Go to options > thumbnails > cache again. The "use folder" setting should have reverted to User.

This has happened to me twice. The first time was with version 1.90. I updated to 1.90.2 and it happened all over again.

Re: Cache directory changes back to default

Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 7:30 am
by xnview
nameless wrote:XnView 1.90.2
WinXP Pro SP2

1. Go to options > thumbnails > cache.

2. Enable caching, set compression to none (may not be necessary, but that's what I use), set "use folder" to Custom.

3. Set folder to "D:\Data\XnView\Cache" (no quotes of course). Make sure folder exists (duh).

4. Allow XnView to cache some folders.

5. Exit XnView and reboot (again, may not be necessary to reboot, I don't see why it would be actually, but again, this is how it happens for me).

6. Run XnView and navigate to one of the folders supposedly cached. It should rebuild thumbs as if not cached.

7. Go to options > thumbnails > cache again. The "use folder" setting should have reverted to User.

This has happened to me twice. The first time was with version 1.90. I updated to 1.90.2 and it happened all over again.
Strange i can't reproduce it...

Posted: Wed Feb 21, 2007 7:56 am
by nameless
Yeah, I'm not surprised. Doesn't matter--I won't use the cache anymore, since I can't exclude certain folders.

Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 2:54 am
by J
I got the same problem... but I tried and managed to fix that this way:

Set to "Custom".
For the path, instead of something like "E:\", use "E:\\".

It works!

Posted: Sat Sep 01, 2007 11:45 am
by XnTriq
J wrote:For the path, instead of something like "E:", use "E:\".
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