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please, i have question!
how can swich lister mode F3 to imagine browser(Imagine64.exe) mode
when i use F3, i can't find button or opertion to swich
the "browser" button not work in lister mode
so ,if can' t switch? why have imagin64.exe?
If I'm not wrong, you should place imagine in top of your WLX modules :
Go to configuration, additionnal modules, WLX button and there, select imagine plugin and use little arrow in the bottom left to re-order priority.
In F3 lister, you can switch modules with '4' on the keyboard.
Have a nice day,
Frederic
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oOoZEUSoOo wrote: 2022-08-19, 05:31 UTC
2maskato
Hi maskato,
If I'm not wrong, you should place imagine in top of your WLX modules :
Go to configuration, additionnal modules, WLX button and there, select imagine plugin and use little arrow in the bottom left to re-order priority.
In F3 lister, you can switch modules with '4' on the keyboard.
Have a nice day,
Frederic
thanks for relay. but i'm not ask key 4, i need F3 swich imagin browse
it's can't. so what Imagine64.exe use for?
anyway thanks
oOoZEUSoOo wrote: 2022-08-19, 05:31 UTC
2maskato
Hi maskato,
If I'm not wrong, you should place imagine in top of your WLX modules :
Go to configuration, additionnal modules, WLX button and there, select imagine plugin and use little arrow in the bottom left to re-order priority.
In F3 lister, you can switch modules with '4' on the keyboard.
Have a nice day,
Frederic
thanks for relay. but i'm not ask key 4, i need F3 swich imagin browse
it's can't. so what Imagine64.exe use for?
anyway thanks
As you can read from the reply you have to set Imagine plugin on the top of your Lister plugins
and F3 will use it for image browsing.
Imagine64.exe is the stand-alone version of Imagine.
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Is it possible to run slideshow or image view with fit all (not only bigger) images to fixed/current window size?
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In Image view you can either Use "Listers Option" -> "Fit Image to window" or right click on the image and choose "View" -> "Fit Image" -> "Always Fit Image to Window Size".
If you are using Imagine64.exe and not the plugin, you can make the choice permanent vis the "Options" -> "Preferences" -> "View" dialog.
The Slide show unfortunately does not respect these settings.
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2petermad
Thank you. With Lister Imagine works correctly.
petermad wrote: 2023-06-18, 17:13 UTCIf you are using Imagine64.exe and not the plugin, you can make the choice permanent vis the "Options" -> "Preferences" -> "View" dialog.
Options described as "Always fit image to window size" and "Reduce image if larger than window" really work like "Change window size to image size" (window size isn't permanent if it not maximized or fullscreen ).
"I used to feel guilty in Cambridge that I spent all day playing games, while I was supposed to be doing mathematics. Then, when I discovered surreal numbers, I realized that playing games IS math." John Horton Conway
petermad wrote: 2023-06-19, 08:15 UTC
Take a look at "Options" -> "Preferences" -> "Window" -> "Fit window" - I think you want the "Don't fit window" setting here.
Thank you
Exactly what I search.
Somehow I missed this option.
"I used to feel guilty in Cambridge that I spent all day playing games, while I was supposed to be doing mathematics. Then, when I discovered surreal numbers, I realized that playing games IS math." John Horton Conway
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