rc1: left and right mouse button are the same!

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rc1: left and right mouse button are the same!

Post by ckit »

- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Right-click on an image -> View in Fullscreen
- Left click and drag to make a selection
- I get a hand instead, wanting me to move the picture!
- Same goes for right mouse button!

In XnView options -> View -> Keyboard/Mouse

Left Mouse Button is set to "Make selection"
Right Mouse Button is set to "Move picture"

XnView is ignoring my Left Mouse Button config!!!

Update:
I deleted my XnView INI and still have the problem.

Update 2:
My fault, Fullscreen Lite doesn't allow for this which is a good reason to smash it to bits :)
I would like this moved to a "Known Issues" area.
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Re: rc1: left and right mouse button are the same!

Post by xnview »

ckit wrote:- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Right-click on an image -> View in Fullscreen
- Left click and drag to make a selection
- I get a hand instead, wanting me to move the picture!
- Same goes for right mouse button!

In XnView options -> View -> Keyboard/Mouse

Left Mouse Button is set to "Make selection"
Right Mouse Button is set to "Move picture"

XnView is ignoring my Left Mouse Button config!!!

Update:
I deleted my XnView INI and still have the problem.

Update 2:
My fault, Fullscreen Lite doesn't allow for this which is a good reason to smash it to bits :)
I would like this moved to a "Known Issues" area.
Options/View/Keyboard/mouse setting must apply to fullscreen from browser too? You can't make a selection...
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Re: rc1: left and right mouse button are the same!

Post by Dreamer »

xnview wrote:
ckit wrote:- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Right-click on an image -> View in Fullscreen
- Left click and drag to make a selection
- I get a hand instead, wanting me to move the picture!
- Same goes for right mouse button!

In XnView options -> View -> Keyboard/Mouse

Left Mouse Button is set to "Make selection"
Right Mouse Button is set to "Move picture"

XnView is ignoring my Left Mouse Button config!!!

Update:
I deleted my XnView INI and still have the problem.

Update 2:
My fault, Fullscreen Lite doesn't allow for this which is a good reason to smash it to bits :)
I would like this moved to a "Known Issues" area.
Options/View/Keyboard/mouse setting must apply to fullscreen from browser too? You can't make a selection...
Then I think it's OK.
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Re: rc1: left and right mouse button are the same!

Post by xnview »

Dreamer wrote:
xnview wrote:
ckit wrote:- Open XnView in Browser mode
- Right-click on an image -> View in Fullscreen
- Left click and drag to make a selection
- I get a hand instead, wanting me to move the picture!
- Same goes for right mouse button!

In XnView options -> View -> Keyboard/Mouse

Left Mouse Button is set to "Make selection"
Right Mouse Button is set to "Move picture"

XnView is ignoring my Left Mouse Button config!!!

Update:
I deleted my XnView INI and still have the problem.

Update 2:
My fault, Fullscreen Lite doesn't allow for this which is a good reason to smash it to bits :)
I would like this moved to a "Known Issues" area.
Options/View/Keyboard/mouse setting must apply to fullscreen from browser too? You can't make a selection...
Then I think it's OK.
Ok for? :-)
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Post by Dreamer »

Current behavior is correct. Clearer? :wink:

But of course this new fullscreen should have ability to make a selection later (or better, sooner). :)