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How to use Cursor Right/Left

Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2005 7:03 pm
by KRH
I recently upgraded from 1.7 something (I can't locate the old version number anymore) to 1.80.2 and the feature with which I'm concerned doesn't seem to work for me with either version. In Options>View>Keyboard/Mouse, if I set Cursor Left/Right to go to Previous/Next file, I can't figure out how to make it work. Whether I hold the left mouse-button down and move the cursor to the left or right margin or whether I don't hold the button down and move the cursor, nothing happens. What am doing wrong?

Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2005 7:21 pm
by Guest
That option is for left/right arrows on keyboard.

Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2005 7:33 pm
by KRH
Then, short of using a mouse/keyboard combination or carefully aiming at and clicking the back and forward buttons on the toolbar, there seems to be no way of using only the mouse to both change the view size and to navigate to the next file. Following some advice I found in this forum, I currently have the mouse wheel set to scroll to the next file and then use Control + mouse-scroll to change the viewed size, but that does involve a mouse/keyboard combination. It would certainly be nice if one could somehow both change the size and navigate using only undirected mouse funcions.

Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2005 9:26 pm
by Dreamer
KRH wrote:Then, short of using a mouse/keyboard combination or carefully aiming at and clicking the back and forward buttons on the toolbar, there seems to be no way of using only the mouse to both change the view size and to navigate to the next file. Following some advice I found in this forum, I currently have the mouse wheel set to scroll to the next file and then use Control + mouse-scroll to change the viewed size, but that does involve a mouse/keyboard combination. It would certainly be nice if one could somehow both change the size and navigate using only undirected mouse funcions.
I think you miss this option - View > Fullscreen > Enable navigation with... - it's disabled by default now and also a bit changed.

However, you can switch images and zoom with a mouse also without that feature - switch images with mouse wheel and zoom with LMB (or RMB) and wheel.

LMB/RMB = left/right mouse button

Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2005 9:34 pm
by KRH
Dreamer wrote: think you miss this option - View > Fullscreen > Enable navigation with... - it's disabled by default now and also a bit changed.
No, that option is enabled, carried over from my last installation.
However, you can switch images and zoom with a mouse also without that feature - switch images with mouse wheel and zoom with LMB (or RMB) and wheel.

LMB/RMB = left/right mouse button
Beautiful, exactly what I was looking for! Thankyou!

Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2005 7:50 pm
by Dreamer
KRH wrote:
However, you can switch images and zoom with a mouse also without that feature - switch images with mouse wheel and zoom with LMB (or RMB) and wheel.

LMB/RMB = left/right mouse button
Beautiful, exactly what I was looking for! Thankyou!
You're welcome. There are more new "hidden" features:

LMB+MMB (and RMB+MMB) - lock zoom
LMB+RMB (and RMB+LMB) - reset zoom

Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2005 8:06 pm
by marsh
Other hidden feature:
Pressing LMB and RMB at same time fits image to window/screen.

A lesser known windows feature:
Hotkeys in context menu-
Keyboard shortcuts can occur in MS RMB context menus. These keys are normally underlined in menu.

Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2005 9:22 pm
by KRH
marsh wrote:Other hidden feature:
Pressing LMB and RMB at same time fits image to window/screen.
That one doesn't work for me. I wish it did. Are there any settings that can be configured to make it work?

Edit: Oops! Yeah, it does work. Thanks.
Edit 2: I've discovered that disabling mouse-navigation in full-screen mode allows it to work there, also. That works out for me because I can still navigate to the next image with the scroll button or zoom with with RMB + scroll.

Edit3: RMB + LMB didn't work, then it worked, now it doesn't work again.The program seems to be unstable on my particular Win98 system (see my other post).

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2005 12:13 am
by Dreamer
marsh wrote:Other hidden feature:
Pressing LMB and RMB at same time fits image to window/screen.
It's the same as "reset zoom" :wink:

KRH,

try to use just LMB+"X" - RMB+"X" is a bit buggy...

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2005 5:47 am
by KRH
Dreamer wrote:try to use just LMB+"X" - RMB+"X" is a bit buggy...
I'm afraid that doesn't do anything at all. Besides, I try to avoid using the keyboard in order to keep my left hand free for coffee and donuts. I guess, though, that I just let go of the mouse long enough to hit the "/" key without putting down my coffee.

Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2005 11:24 pm
by Dreamer
KRH wrote:
Dreamer wrote:try to use just LMB+"X" - RMB+"X" is a bit buggy...
I'm afraid that doesn't do anything at all. Besides, I try to avoid using the keyboard in order to keep my left hand free for coffee and donuts. I guess, though, that I just let go of the mouse long enough to hit the "/" key without putting down my coffee.
Then you can use also the context menu...
I'm afraid that doesn't do anything at all.
What do you mean? LMB+MMB / LMB+RMB?

LMB+MMB is lock zoom - when you zoom in and switch to the next image...

LMB+RMB is "reset zoom" - try to zoom in and then use it...

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 4:52 pm
by KRH
LMB+MMB is lock zoom - when you zoom in and switch to the next image...
Ok. Yes, I see how that works. It maintains the same degree of zoom for all images.
LMB+RMB is "reset zoom" - try to zoom in and then use it...
As far as I can see, in a maximized view, this does nothing (what should I see happening?). In a "resized" view, however, it fits the window to the image, for which I am grateful.

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 12:02 am
by Dreamer
KRH wrote:
LMB+RMB is "reset zoom" - try to zoom in and then use it...
As far as I can see, in a maximized view, this does nothing (what should I see happening?). In a "resized" view, however, it fits the window to the image, for which I am grateful.
Right, it's the same as this:
Pressing LMB and RMB at same time fits image to window/screen

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 6:19 am
by KRH
Pressing LMB and RMB at same time fits image to window/screen
Yes, but it only does it for a non-maximized window. Is that correct? At least, on my system that's the case.

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 11:37 pm
by Dreamer
KRH wrote:
Pressing LMB and RMB at same time fits image to window/screen
Yes, but it only does it for a non-maximized window. Is that correct? At least, on my system that's the case.
Also in fullscreen...