What can I do to get the Next/previous file buttons to show files in the order they occur in Windows Explorer (alphabetical, for instance)?
Thanks,
Hans Leander
Next/previous file buttons
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
If you mean XnView > Tools > Options > Browser, I cannot find anything there about sorting. My Windows Explorer (actually, a replacement, DOpus; extremely good) is sorted alphabetically (all jpg files). Kindly advise.
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
Hello again:
I now realize that XnView sort differently than DOpus. Here is show XnView sorts:
0001-b.jpg
0001.jpg
0002-b.jpg
0002.jpg
0003-b.jpg
0003.jpg
which, I must say, is somewhat strange.
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Hans L
I now realize that XnView sort differently than DOpus. Here is show XnView sorts:
0001-b.jpg
0001.jpg
0002-b.jpg
0002.jpg
0003-b.jpg
0003.jpg
which, I must say, is somewhat strange.
Regards,
Hans L
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
Have you looked at the browser View > Sort By options Name and Name (numeric) ?
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
cday, had missed that , because it shows up only if you open XnView directly. And, in the list that shows up there, it makes no difference if I have Name or Name (numeric): the order in that display is the way I want it, namely
0001.jpg
0001-b.jpg
0002.jpg
0002-b.jpg
However, when I open XnView by clicking on a jpg file, first, under View, there is no Sort, and, second, whether I have set Sort to Name or Name (numeric), it sorts
0001-b.jpg
0001.jpg
0002-b.jpg
0002.jpg
However, I get correct sorting if I have
0001.jpg
0001_b.jpg
0002.jpg
0002_b.jpg
(underscore instead of hyphen).
Regards,
Hans L
0001.jpg
0001-b.jpg
0002.jpg
0002-b.jpg
However, when I open XnView by clicking on a jpg file, first, under View, there is no Sort, and, second, whether I have set Sort to Name or Name (numeric), it sorts
0001-b.jpg
0001.jpg
0002-b.jpg
0002.jpg
However, I get correct sorting if I have
0001.jpg
0001_b.jpg
0002.jpg
0002_b.jpg
(underscore instead of hyphen).
Regards,
Hans L
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
^ I can confirm this wrong sort order when starting XnView directly in view mode.
Tested with XnView v2.33 (2015-06-18) on Windows 7 64 bit SP1.
Tested with XnView v2.33 (2015-06-18) on Windows 7 64 bit SP1.
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
Thanks for testing and posting, Karl. I'm sure Pierre (developer?) reads this.
Regards,
Hans L
Regards,
Hans L
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
Thanks, Pierre.
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
XnTriq ([url=http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?p=123689#p123689]Replacement for Windows Photo Viewer[/url]) wrote:There's Name and Name (numeric) in View » Sort By.
In addition to that, you can change the behavior by editing xnview.ini:
Related topic: XN 2.23 - "View Thumbnails Panel" changed order of filesXnView Wiki (UI-less Settings » [url=http://www.xnview.com/wiki/index.php/UI-less_Settings#Browser]Browser[/url]) wrote:
OldSortMethod
- When disabled, XnView will use the same sort order as Explorer on Windows XP and later: File names are sorted based on numerical value (3 < 22 < 111).
When enabled, XnView will use the same sort order as Explorer on Windows 2000 and earlier: File names are sorted literally (111 < 22 < 3).
Value: Boolean (1/0), disabled by default
Added in v2.25
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Re: Next/previous file buttons
Thanks./Hans L