Changing the way JPEJView opens,
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JEPJView should read JPEGView
Last edit: Jim Birke 2021-12-19
Sure, just edit JPEGView.ini:
ShowFullScreen=falseThe file could be found either on "%APPDATA%\JPEGView" or where the program is located, depending on how you have it configured.
Thanks for the quick reply.I couldn't find JEPGView anywhere in appdata. I tried searching my computer for JPEGView.ini in "my computer". I found 4 occurrences of that file 2 of which were in English. I set the show setting to false In both of them but the program still opens in full-screen. I looked in both of my program folders but I couldn't find the program in either of them. It looks like we are still at square one.
Jim B..
Sure, just edit JPEGView.ini:
ShowFullScreen=false
The file could be found either on "%APPDATA%\JPEGView" or where the program is located, depending on how you have it configured.
[support-requests:#11] Changing the way JPEJView opens,
Status: open
Group: v1.0_(example)
Created: Sat Dec 18, 2021 10:49 PM UTC by Jim Birke
Last Updated: Sun Dec 19, 2021 11:31 AM UTC
Owner: nobody
Is there a way to stop JEPJView from opening in a full screen window?
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As far as I know, JPEGView will only search for the config file in one of those two locations (APPDATA or the program folder). If the file is somewhere else I don't think any modification will be read. Bare in mind, if the file is in neither location you can just put it there and JPEGView will read it.
If you want to reliably solve this, copy the JPEGView.ini into the same directory as JPEGView.exe (or copy and rename JPEGView.ini.tpl to JPEGView.ini for default parameters) and edit the following line:
StoreToEXEPath=trueThis will make JPEGView to work in portable mode, reading that file alone for config parameters. In this case, DO NOT install JPEGView in the "Program Files" directory, as Windows will not allow you to freely modify its content.
Then modify your parameter:
ShowFullScreen=falseLast edit: Melvin Nava 2021-12-21
I Finally found where the program is located. More importantly I found where the ini file is located. All this is shown on the attachment. I was able to change in the ini file to my liking.
Thank you for your help.
Jim
What's the proper way to indicate that the problem has been solved?
You're welcome.. you just did.