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Melvin Nava posted a comment on discussion Help
Change in JPEGView.ini: NavigateWithMouseWheel=true
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Sure!, as a workaround you can edit JPEGView.ini and add the .ico extension to FilesProcessedByWIC: FilesProcessedByWIC=*.crw;*.wdp;*.hdp;*.jxr;*.jfif;*.jif;*.heic;*.heif;*.jpe;*.jp2;*.dng;*.avif;*.jxl;*.jxr;*.ico; Then .ico files will show up while navigating images. Be aware that if any filetype doesn't work when using WIC, it is most likely because there's a decoder missing in the system, particularly: avif, heic and jxl.
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Ok.. If the AHK hotkey works for you, you have a solution.. I've tested it and can also be easily done in VBScript: '** '** Open file in JPEGView and bring it to the foreground: '** $ OpenJpegView.vbs file.jpg '** Dim objShell Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objShell.Run "D:\path\to\JPEGView.exe " & Wscript.Arguments(0), 9, False WScript.Sleep(20) objShell.AppActivate " - JPEGView" So this way you could associate your images with a VBScript instead.. if you have the patience to find...
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Ok.. If the AHK hotkey works for you, you have a solution.. I've tested it and can also be easily done in VBScript: '** '** Open file in JPEGView and bring it to the foreground: '** $ OpenJpegView.vbs file.jpg '** Dim objShell Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objShell.Run "D:\path\to\JPEGView.exe " & Wscript.Arguments(0), 9, False WScript.Sleep(20) objShell.AppActivate " - JPEGView" So this way you could associate your images with a VBScript instead.. if you have the patience to find...
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Ok.. If the AHK hotkey works for you, you have a solution.. I've tested it and can also be easily done in VBScript: '** '** Open file in JPEGView and bring it to the foreground: '** $ OpenJpegView.vbs file.jpg '** Dim objShell Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objShell.Run "D:\path\to\JPEGView.exe " & Wscript.Arguments(0), 9, False WScript.Sleep(20) objShell.AppActivate "JPEGView" So this way you could associate your images with a VBScript instead.. if you have the patience to find the...
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Ok.. If the AHK hotkey works for you, you have a solution.. I've tested it and can also be easily done in VBScript: '** '** Open file in JPEGView and bring it to the foreground: '** $ OpenJpegView.vbs file.jpg '** Dim objShell Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objShell.Run "D:\path\to\JPEGView.exe " & Wscript.Arguments(0), 9, False WScript.Sleep(20) objShell.AppActivate "JPEGView" So this way you could associate your images with a VBScript instead.. if you have the patience to find to...
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Ok.. If the AHK hotkey works for you, you have a solution.. I've tested it and can also be easily done in VBScript: '** '** Open file in JPEGView and bring it to the foreground: '** $ OpenJpegView.vbs file.jpg '** Dim objShell Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") objShell.Run "D:\path\to\JPEGView.exe " & Wscript.Arguments(0), 9, False WScript.Sleep(20) objShell.AppActivate "JPEGView" So this way you could associate your images with a VBScript instead.. if you have the patience to find to...
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That's an odd behavior. I don't actually have JPEGView associated to test it, but it doesn't seem like an issue with JPEGView, but possibly with FileExplorer, Windows, or other program.. You could try running sfc /scannow in an elevated prompt and restarting.. Sometimes it fixes things. Important: I checked again and this is not an issue with Windows but normal JPEGView behavior. read my next comment for more info. I actually use AHK to bind both the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON and NUMPAD ENTER to open folders...
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Jaja, I've just adapted WinActivate into my AHK hotkeys and JPEGView now opens in the foreground.. I guess I hadn't realize I needed this too.. 👍
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I'm sorry.. I checked again and you're right.. JPEGView does open files in the background (when it's already running). This is not an issue with Windows. Even with my alternative hotkeys JPEGView does open in the background. However, you could still use AHK for this functionality. Or a different software like XnViewMP whenever you want to have image previews.
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I'm sorry.. I checked again and you're right.. JPEGView does open files in the background (when it's already running). This is not an issue with Windows. Even with my alternative hotkeys JPEGView does open in the background. You could still use AHK for this functionality. Or a different software like XnViewMP whenever you want to have image previews.
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That's an odd behavior. I don't actually have JPEGView associated to test it, but it doesn't seem like an issue with JPEGView, but possibly with FileExplorer, Windows, or other program.. You could try running sfc /scannow in an elevated prompt and restarting.. Sometimes it fixes things. Important: I checked again and this is not an issue with Windows but normal JPEGView behavior. read my next comment for more info. I actually use AHK to bind both the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON and NUMPAD ENTER to open folders...
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I'm sorry.. I checked again and you're right.. JPEGView does open files in the background. It is not an issue with Windows. Even with my alternative hotkeys JPEGView does open in the background. You could still use AHK for this functionality. Or a different software like XnViewMP whenever you want to have image previews.
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That's an odd behavior. I don't actually have JPEGView associated to test it, but it doesn't seem like an issue with JPEGView, but possibly with FileExplorer, Windows, or other program.. You could try running sfc /scannow in an elevated prompt and restarting.. Sometimes it fixes things. I actually use AHK to bind both the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON and NUMPAD ENTER to open folders and filetypes with different programs. For example, I have all images associated with XnViewMP and all videos with PotPlayer,...
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That's an odd behavior. I don't actually have JPEGView associated to test it, but it doesn't seem like an issue with JPEGView, but possibly with FileExplorer, Windows, or other program.. You could try running sfc /scannow in an elevated prompt and restarting.. Sometimes it fixes things. I actually use AHK to bind both the MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON and NUMPAD ENTER to open folders and filetypes with different programs. For example, I have all images associated with XnViewMP and all videos with PotPlayer,...
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If I understand correctly, you could associate image files with JPEGView and the program would activate when double clicking images.. You could also set file explorer to act on single clicks.. What you actually want could be achieved with some scripting with AutoHotkey and JPEGView.. Mind you.. JPEGView seems to be abandonware since 2018.
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You're welcome.. you just did.
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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...
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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...
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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.
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Perhaps your F12 hotkey is being captured by a different application. Try changing the IDM_SPAN_SCREENS in KeyMap.txt, perhaps to [Ctrl+F11]: <KeyMap.txt> F11 IDM_FULL_SCREEN_MODE Ctrl+F11 IDM_SPAN_SCREENS
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Check if you have enabled any additional color or effect options in JPEGView.ini and try disabling them.. for instance: Contrast Saturation UseEmbeddedColorProfiles AutoContrastCorrection AutoBrightnessCorrection LocalDensityCorrection
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Mmm, interesting.. thank you for the tip.. I just tried it and it works. I haven't seen that feature in JPEGView (or any other viewer). But you could use ImageGlass when you need it. Just create an additional context menu for images.
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Mmm, interesting.. thank you for the tip.. I just tried it and it works. But I haven't seen that feature in JPEGView (or any other viewer). But you could use ImageGlass when you need it. Just create an additional context menu for images.
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Is there any image viewer that does that at all?.. You can set the default order in JPEGView.ini(FileDisplayOrder).. You can also set hotkeys in KeyMap.txt to change faster the current display order.. With this you'd just have to press C to order by creation date, N by Name or S by Size. C IDM_SORT_CREATION_DATE M IDM_SORT_MOD_DATE N IDM_SORT_NAME R IDM_SORT_RANDOM S IDM_SORT_SIZE Note: Make sure no other hotkey is using the same shortcuts. I don't think there's any image viewer (that I know of)...
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Is there any image viewer that does that at all?.. You can set the default order in JPEGView.ini(FileDisplayOrder).. You can also set hotkeys in KeyMap.txt to change faster the current display order.. With this you'd just have to press C to order by creation dat, N by Name or S by Size. C IDM_SORT_CREATION_DATE M IDM_SORT_MOD_DATE N IDM_SORT_NAME R IDM_SORT_RANDOM S IDM_SORT_SIZE Note: Make sure no other hotkey is using the same shortcuts. I don't think there's any image viewer (that I know of) that...
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You can create a text file with list of image paths and open that text file with JPEGView.. it will loop thru those images, given that they exist. JPEGView filelist.txt You could make a batch file, a VBSript or other script to create the file list automatically from a selection.. Keep in mind that if you use a Windows context menu for this purpose, each file you select in explorer is sent to the destination program individually and thus it can't be used to create file lists. You'd need yet another...
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You can create a text file with list of image paths and open that text file with JPEGView.. it will loop thru those images, given that they exist. JPEGView filelist.txt You could make a batch file, a VBSript or other script to create the file list automatically from a selection.. Keep in mind that if you use a Windows context menu for this purpose, each file you select in explorer is sent to the destination program individually and thus it can't be used to create file lists. You'd need yet another...
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You can create a text file with list of image paths and open that text file with JPEGView.. it will loop thru those images, given that they exist. JPEGView filelist.txt You could make a batch file, a VBSript or other script to create the file list automatically from a selection.. Keep in mind that if you use a Windows context menu for this purpose, each file you select in explorer is sent to the destination program individually and thus it can't be used to create file lists. You'd need yet another...
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You can change JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) file extensions to .JPG safely. If you still want JPEGView to read .JFIF files from the directory you can try to add the file extension to the "FilesProcessedByWIC" option found in the "JPEGView.ini" config file. Something like this: FilesProcessedByWIC=*.wdp;*.hdp;*.jxr;*.jfif Please note that changing the file extensions to JPEG might be preferable. JPEGView uses by default an integrated Turbo JPEG library to open jpeg files, which is a little...
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I just updated the VBS code above to support multiple file selection.. Copying the code into a .vbs file and giving multiple files or sub-folders as argument (within the same path) will open an existing QTabBar tab with the specified items selected. If no active tab has the required path it will open a new tab. Is not really complex. It just requires QTabBar to be installed and an entry added to JpegView sending the current opened file to the VBScript file.
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features you can use to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. Updated 2021-07-19: The next example takes a full path+filename...
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features you can use to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. Updated 2021-07-19: The next example takes a full path+filename...
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features you can use to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. Updated 2021-07-19: The next example takes a full path+filename...
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features you can use to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. Updated 2021-07-19: The next example takes a full path+filename...
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features you can use to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. Updated 2021-07-19: The next example takes a full path+filename...
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Script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position. I realize this is an old post, but the window size it's still an issue as of 2021-Abr-18, so I made an AHK script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position to custom parameters.. It will also move the program window to the currently active monitor. I attach the source code and the .exe (64 bit) compiled version. For it to work MediaInfo.exe should be available on a subfolder: "/MediaInfo", or even in the same...
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Script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position. I realize this is an old post, but the window size it's still an issue as of 2021-Abr-18, so I made an AHK script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position to custom parameters.. It will also move the program window to the currently active monitor. I attach the source code and the .exe (64 bit) compiled version. For it to work MediaInfo.exe should be available on a subfolder: "/MediaInfo", or even in the same...
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Script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position. I realize this is an old post, but the window size it's still an issue as of 2021-Abr-18, so I made an AHK script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position to custom parameters.. It will also move the program window to the currently active monitor. I attach the source code and the .exe (64 bit) compiled version. For it to work MediaInfo.exe should be available on a subfolder: "/MediaInfo", or even in the same...
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Glad to be of help!
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Script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position. I realize this is an old post, but the window size it's still an issue as of 2021-Abr-18, so I made an AHK script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position to custom parameters.. It will also move the program window to the currently active monitor. I attach the source code and the .exe (64 bit) compiled version. For it to work MediaInfo.exe should be available on a subfolder: "/MediaInfo", or even in the same...
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Script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position. I realize this is an old post, but the window size it's still an issue as of 2021-Abr-18, so I made an AHK script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position to custom parameters.. It will also move the program window to the currently active monitor. I attach the source code and the .exe (64 bit) compiled version. For it to work MediaInfo.exe should be available on a subfolder: "/MediaInfo", or even in the same...
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Script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position. I realize this is an old post, but the window size it's still an issue as of 2021-Abr-18, so I made an AHK script to run MediaInfo.exe and change its window size and position to custom parameters.. It will also move the program window to the currently active monitor. I attach the source code and the .exe (64 bit) compiled version. For it to work MediaInfo.exe should be available on a subfolder: "/MediaInfo", or even in the same...
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The slideshow should only stop if you go to the previous image, not to the next. It would be logical to assume that if you want to go backwards the slideshow should stop. But then you can press CTRL+R to resume the Slideshow. The default resume hotkey can be changed in KeyMap.txt (IDM_SLIDESHOW_RESUME). I would recommend to use ENTER/RETURN for easy access.
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The slideshow should only stop if you go to the previous image, not to the next. It would be logical to assume that if you want to go backwards the slideshow should stop. But then you can press CTRL+R to resume the Slideshow. The default resume hotkey can be change in KeyMap.txt (IDM_SLIDESHOW_RESUME). I would recommend to use ENTER/RETURN for easy access.
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I see what you mean.. I was able to see the window doing to the right bottom when I had MinimalWindowSize set to "800 600". It does look like a bug. Weird one. Or perhaps there's some conflicting configuration we're missing. Submitting a ticket would be a good idea, but keep in mind the author hasn't made any updates since 2018. Meanwhile you could try different approaches to find a solution. Either with JPEGView configuration, or/and by using a third party tool like AutoHotkey that allows you to...
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(I'm not the developer, just trying to help) Can you post an image or a small video/gif to show what happens?.. I tried to replicate the description with 120px images but could find anything wrong. Is it possible you have some third party software or configuration that might be causing this?.
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features you can use to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. The next example takes a full path+filename as argument and opens...
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You may be able to do that with VBScript, or more easily with AutoHotkey, since you can use all COM objects available in your system (like in VBScript) but it also has very useful features to detect and activate specific windows. I did make a VBScript that does what you're asking for, but it requires the "QTTabBarLib.Scripting" object. This is included when you install QTTabBar so you have to decide if it works for you.. The next example takes a full path+filename as argument and opens the active...
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Glad it helped.. Just FYI, I'm not part of the dev team.
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You can disable the bottom panel in JPEGView.ini: ShowBottomPanel=false
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I agree it's an important feature.. But in the mean time you can make it yourself by adding an "Open With" menu entry that will allow you to open the current image in File Explorer both by clicking the option or by pressing a keyboard shortcut combination (like CTRL+ E).. Edit JPEGView.ini and add a command like this (at "Open with menu commands"): OpenWith0="KeyCode: Ctrl+E Cmd: '"Explorer.exe" /select,%filename%' Menuitem: 'Show in folder [...]' Flags: 'ShellExecute'" This will open file explorer...
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JPEGView can read .webp files.. make sure you have webp.dll on the same folder of JPEGView.exe (and test that the .webp file is valid, sometimes images have file extensions that don't match their true format) [...] As for other image formats, I could get behind the idea as long as it doesn't slow down the program start up and running times, because being fast is currently one of its more important features. In my case, I have a different program associated by default with image formats (a program...
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JPEGView can read .webp files.. make sure you have webp.dll on the same folder of JPEGView.exe (and test that the .webp file is valid, sometimes images have file extensions that don't match their true format) [...] As for other image formats, I could get behind the idea as long as it doesn't slow down the program start up and running times, because being fast is currently one of its more important features. In my case, I have a different program associated by default with image formats (a program...
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While your issue gets the developer's attention, you could make an AutoHotkey script to solve this for you.. You could further expand it to do anything you cannot do with the keyboard. #IfWinActive ahk_exe JPEGView.exe ~LButton & WheelUp:: SendInput {NumpadSub} ; ZoomOut [LButton+WheelUp] ~LButton & WheelDown:: SendInput {NumpadAdd} ; ZoomIn [LButton+WheelDown]
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While your issue gets the developer attention, you could make an AutoHotkey script to solve this for you.. You could further expand it to do anything you cannot do with the keyboard. #IfWinActive ahk_exe JPEGView.exe ~LButton & WheelUp:: SendInput {NumpadSub} ; ZoomOut [LButton+WheelUp] ~LButton & WheelDown:: SendInput {NumpadAdd} ; ZoomIn [LButton+WheelDown]
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Rename control should select base name (no .ext)
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Directly with the program, not that I know of. But there are many ways not to get lost in your images by adding up menu items or hotkeys. You could for instance, create a menu item and/or hotkey to copy or move files to your desktop (or a folder of your choosing), where you can later work on them. Like a drop box. You could also make it add the current picture to a text file (cmd /c echo %filename% >> filename.txt) you could use later in a slideshow, or other tool. JPEGView can read such text files...
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You could try the Wix Toolset..
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such feature (a file explorer to select multiple files) or a video viewer would likely slow down the program's start up (handling thumbnails alone has an impact). There are plenty of...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such feature (a file explorer to select multiple files) or a video viewer would likely slow down the program's start up (handling thumbnails alone has an impact). There are plenty of...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such feature (a file explorer to select multiple files) or a video viewer would likely slow down the program's start up (handling thumbnails alone has an impact). There are plenty of...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such feature (a file explorer to select multiple files) or a video viewer would likely slow down the program's start up (handling thumbnails alone has an impact). There are plenty of...
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Add this to JPEGView.ini, on the "OPEN WITH" menu commands at the end: OpenWith0="KeyCode: Ctrl+E Cmd: '"Explorer.exe" /select,%filename%' Menuitem: 'Show in File Explorer [...]' Flags: 'ShellExecute'" It will give you an option on the "open image with" menu to open the file explorer with the file selected. And you can also use the CTRL+E hotkey for such purpose (which you may change). For this to work the number after "OpenWith" must be unique and a continuation from the previous number.. like OpenWith0,...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such feature (a file explorer to select multiple files) or a video viewer would likely slow down the program's start up (the thumbnails alone have an impact). There are plenty of programs...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such features like a file browser (to select multiple files) or a video viewer would probably slow down somewhat the program start up. There are plenty of programs that can do this, you...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such features like a file browser (to select multiple files) or a video viewer would probably slow down somewhat the program start up. There are plenty of programs that can do this, you...
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes against the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such features like a file browser (to select multiple files) or a video viewer would probably slow down somewhat the program start up. There are plenty of programs that can do this, you...
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There's an option in JPEGView.ini for that purpose: SkipFileOpenDialogOnStartup=true Set it to TRUE and it won't ask to open a file on start. Check out the .ini file, there are plenty of useful options..
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The author could consider adding this feature.. But I think it goes agsinst the purpose of the program, which I think is to serve as a fast and simple image viewer (and yet with simple editing tools and advanced "open with" capabilities). The program doesn't have a file browser besides the "open file" window. Adding such features like a file browser (to select multiple files) or a video viewer would probably slow down somewhat the program start up. There are plenty of programs that can do this, you...
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Sorry my friend.. Just an user like you.. I'm ok with introducing apng support as long as the program stays lighting fast as it is.. You can also use a different image viewerz for other specialized image formats. I have set right click context menus for images to open with JPEGview, XnViewMP (also free) and ACDSee Ultimate.. This allows me to open any image file, at any time.. I've also set an Edit submenu..
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There's a "TransparencyColor" option on JPEGView.ini to change the default background color for the transparent parts of images.
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You can somewhat do this by editing JPEGView.ini and adding an entry to "Open with menu commands".. these entries would add options to copy/move the current image to the desktop: OpenWith1="Cmd: '"cmd /c copy %filename% "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\%filetitle%"' Menuitem: 'Copy to Desktop' Flags: 'ShellExecute'" OpenWith2="Cmd: '"cmd /c move %filename% "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\%filetitle%"' Menuitem: 'Move to Desktop' Flags: 'ShellExecute ReloadFileList MoveToNext'" To have a prompt ask for the destination...
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I agree with you.. these could nice features for the program.. You can still use the "Open with" context submenu (in JPEGView.ini) to add custom commands to apply to the current image. I use ImageMagick commands to crop the canvas of an image to custom aspect ratios.. like 16:9 (center), 16:9 (top), 16:9 (bottom).. and other aspect ratios like 1:1 3:2.. or custom sizes like 1200px/1600px/2000px on the largest side.. The "Open with" submenu it's pretty useful for customization.. You can even use "User...
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You can disable the left mouse cropping function by adding an entry to KeyMap.txt: MouseL IDM_DONOTHING
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You can already do this by editing JPEGView.ini and adding an entry to "User commands": UserCmd1="KeyCode: P Cmd: '"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2015\Photoshop.exe" %filename%' Menuitem: 'Photoshop CC 2015' HelpText: 'P\tOpen in Photoshop'" This will open the current image on Photoshop CC 2015 when pressing "P" key..
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You can already do this by editing JPEGView.ini and adding an entry to "Open with menu commands": OpenWith0="Cmd: '"Explorer.exe" /select,%filename%' Menuitem: 'Show in Folder [...]' Flags: 'ShellExecute'" This will make explorer.exe to open in the source folder with the current image selected. It won't make a new entry on the JPEGView main context menu but I do think it's already a bit cluttered.
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