Melvin Nava

Change in JPEGView.ini: NavigateWithMouseWheel=true

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.

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...