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Slow opening when clicking on .jpg files

Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 3:34 am
by sammo2828
Just tried XnView for the first time today. Looks good, but am stuck on something:

I have associated .jpg files to XnView, and enabled the "Start View in Fullscreen" checkbox under Misc options. When I double-click a .jpg file, it opens up a XnView window, and I can see the toolbar, and the window being maximised (screen redraw). Finally, it changes into fullscreen and displays the picture. All this takes around one second, which seems to be a bit slow.

Is it possible for XnView to go straight to a fullscreen view, without drawing and resizing the window first?

Re: Opening XnView by clicking on .jpg files

Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 7:28 am
by xnview
sammo2828 wrote:Just tried XnView for the first time today. Looks good, but am stuck on something:
I have associated .jpg files to XnView, and enabled the "Start View in Fullscreen" checkbox under Misc options. When I double-click a .jpg file, it opens up a XnView window, and I can see the toolbar, and the window being maximised (screen redraw). Finally, it changes into fullscreen and displays the picture. All this takes around one second, which seems to be a bit slow.
Is it possible for XnView to go straight to a fullscreen view, without drawing and resizing the window first?
Yes, some user have the same problem, see post 'Slow operations - something wrong?'

I'll search why...

Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 4:09 pm
by Dreamer
Another reason why to add a feature Export options to *.reg file (at least as an alternative...) :wink:

Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 10:28 pm
by Guest
I have enabled the "Use registry to save options" checkbox under Install options. It is still the same.

I'm using Windows XP with SP2 and updates and all the latest drivers for my system. It's pretty much a fresh install since yesterday. XP is configured to "Adjust for best performance" (by default), so it has all the window animations etc enabled. I have tried turning everything off, but the problem is still the same.

Not sure if this will help, but I have the same problem with Irfanview when starting in fullscreen.

Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 10:29 pm
by sammo2828
Oops - the above guest message was from me :)

Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 7:44 pm
by xnview
Anonymous wrote:I have enabled the "Use registry to save options" checkbox under Install options. It is still the same.

I'm using Windows XP with SP2 and updates and all the latest drivers for my system. It's pretty much a fresh install since yesterday. XP is configured to "Adjust for best performance" (by default), so it has all the window animations etc enabled. I have tried turning everything off, but the problem is still the same.

Not sure if this will help, but I have the same problem with Irfanview when starting in fullscreen.
Always same problem with registry :-(
With next release, i'll make an external exe to view quickly picture in fullscreen or normal view, with few features (with possibility to start XnView in browse or edit mode).

Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2005 8:35 pm
by Dreamer
xnview wrote:With next release, i'll make an external exe to view quickly picture in fullscreen or normal view, with few features
It looks good...
xnview wrote:(with possibility to start XnView in browse or edit mode).
You mean this? If I open an image, it will be opened with "quick exe" and then:

- if I hit Enter or mouse double-click, image will be closed and opened in browser (with standard exe)
- if I hit ctrl+F or MMB (for go to viewer), image will be closed and opened in viewer (with standard exe) ?

And one question - will be settings from ini or registry used in "quick exe"? (like mouse navigation, fit large images, informations in fullscreen...)

Posted: Mon Jan 10, 2005 7:54 am
by xnview
Dreamer wrote:
xnview wrote:With next release, i'll make an external exe to view quickly picture in fullscreen or normal view, with few features
It looks good...
xnview wrote:(with possibility to start XnView in browse or edit mode).
You mean this? If I open an image, it will be opened with "quick exe" and then:

- if I hit Enter or mouse double-click, image will be closed and opened in browser (with standard exe)
- if I hit ctrl+F or MMB (for go to viewer), image will be closed and opened in viewer (with standard exe) ?

And one question - will be settings from ini or registry used in "quick exe"? (like mouse navigation, fit large images, informations in fullscreen...)
Yes