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Can't get Image and Filter menus!
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2004 5:02 am
by Germain
I have installed XnView at home (France) under XP. Works well- Very good tool!
I installed it at work (Korea) under windows 2000. I cannot get image and filter menus...
Thanks for help.
Re: Can't get Image and Filter menus!
Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2004 5:53 am
by helmut
Germain wrote:I have installed XnView at home (France) under XP. Works well- Very good tool!
I installed it at work (Korea) under windows 2000. I cannot get image and filter menus...
Thanks for help.
The menus 'Image' and 'Filter' are available only if an image is opened (=image view mode). Could you please check (just to make sure)?
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2004 4:36 am
by Guest
It looks so simple when you know...
Thanks Helmut
Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2004 11:50 am
by helmut
Anonymous wrote:It looks so simple when you know...

It doesn;t look very simple to me right now...
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 3:38 pm
by Lane
It doesn't look very simple to me right now...
I have a scanned tiff image open and the filters are greyed out / unselectable. It does the same for BMP images.
I do not have an option to change View to =image view mode
I can select image area and resize but no filters are usable.
Windows XP system. English XnView 1.70.2
What am I missing?
Re: It doesn;t look very simple to me right now...
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 7:48 pm
by helmut
Lane wrote:It doesn't look very simple to me right now...
I have a scanned tiff image open and the filters are greyed out / unselectable. It does the same for BMP images.
I do not have an option to change View to =image view mode
I can select image area and resize but no filters are usable.
Windows XP system. English XnView 1.70.2
What am I missing?
I guess your images are black&white images (called 'binary' in XnView), therefore you cannot apply the effects and filters. Just convert the image to a true colour image (menu 'Image->True Colour') and then apply the filters you want. Later, you can convert the image back to black&white mode.
That was it
Posted: Thu Jun 24, 2004 9:17 pm
by Guest
Thank you that was it.
Once converted to true color the filters were available.
Edge Detect was not what I expecting. I was hoping for more of an auto crop, and then a de skew.