XnView Software

Hi,
I often have to watch scanned pictures and I want to watch them from the top of the picture to the bottom. But if I switch to the next picture in the view mode the bottom of the picture is displayed. How can I tell xnView not to use the last position on new pictures? And yes, I want to watch these pictures in 100% size.

And a second question:
Why is CTRL+D (Edit description) not working in the fullscreen view mode?

Menedas wrote:Hi,
I often have to watch scanned pictures and I want to watch them from the top of the picture to the bottom. But if I switch to the next picture in the view mode the bottom of the picture is displayed. How can I tell xnView not to use the last position on new pictures? And yes, I want to watch these pictures in 100% size.

I've fixed that in next release

And a second question:
Why is CTRL+D (Edit description) not working in the fullscreen view mode?

I'll check

One little thing. Can you add an option to hide the mouse within fullscreen view mode and show it only when you use the mouse to move through the picture? Thats the last thing which let me still use ACDSee 3.1. But it looks like that I can finally switch with the next xnView Version. Especially when its also available for Linux with the Qt Framework.

Is there a release date for it?

Thank you very much for your work.

Menedas wrote:One little thing. Can you add an option to hide the mouse within fullscreen view mode and show it only when you use the mouse to move through the picture? Thats the last thing which let me still use ACDSee

It's not like that?????

3.1. But it looks like that I can finally switch with the next xnView Version. Especially when its also available for Linux with the Qt Framework.
Is there a release date for it?

Not yet...

xnview wrote:It's not like that?????

Ah, it hides the mouse as long as you don't move the mouse and than hides it again, after some seconds. Its a bit different from ACDSee. Where you can only see the mouse when you klick a mouse button. I try to accustom to it.

I have seen one little thing. The use of the keyboard arrows in a large picture isn't as good as in ACDSee. If you press and hold a key in xnView it moves one line and after one second or so it moves the picture constantly. But thats not so annoying as I can use the mouse to navigate through a large picture.

Oh, and the backspace key to get the previous picture in fullscreen view mode would be fine

Can't wait to get the new version.

I'm a bit disappointed with version 1.90. There is still no X/Y Reset for the Fullscreen Mode.

Menedas wrote:I'm a bit disappointed with version 1.90. There is still no X/Y Reset for the Fullscreen Mode.

But it was not the subject of this thread??? Could you explain what you would like?

It was subject of this threat:

Menedas wrote: I often have to watch scanned pictures and I want to watch them from the top of the picture to the bottom. But if I switch to the next picture in the view mode the bottom of the picture is displayed. How can I tell xnView not to use the last position on new pictures? And yes, I want to watch these pictures in 100% size.

With the view mode I meant the Fullscreen Mode because the "view mode" is for me the "edit mode" which I never use.

Sorry for my inaccurate description.

Menedas wrote:It was subject of this threat:

Menedas wrote: I often have to watch scanned pictures and I want to watch them from the top of the picture to the bottom. But if I switch to the next picture in the view mode the bottom of the picture is displayed. How can I tell xnView not to use the last position on new pictures? And yes, I want to watch these pictures in 100% size.

With the view mode I meant the Fullscreen Mode because the "view mode" is for me the "edit mode" which I never use.

Ok, i understand, i've fixed it in fullscreen edit mode
So my question will be (for others users), X/Y position must be ALWAYS top/bottom after a next/prev file??

—> Pierre

Hello !

…So my question will be (for others users), X/Y position must be ALWAYS top/bottom after a next/prev file??

• For me : YES !

KR
Claude
Clo

If the picture is large enough it should be on top. But I'm not sure on which side. Sometimes its good to start on left sometimes its better on right. Depends on the language written in the picture (Writing from left to right and vice versa). But I'm used to get top/left within ACDSee. If you can implement both modes would be cool, if not I would prefer top/left.

Thank you.