Thanks!
Now a screen is only shown for a very short time, which disappears again practically immediately.
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Usually, the normal key '4' (not the num-key) cycles through the installed plugins that support the currently viewed file.strawbeard wrote: 2021-11-02, 14:33 UTC It is possible to step through the matching plugin definitions with a hotkey. Alas, I forgot which key to press, since I use this feature rarely - but I know it exists. Maybe a kind soul on this forum can give me a hint.
You need to read the Readme file. You will learn from it that you need to use the files i_view32.ini, i_view 64.ini from the plugin kit.strawbeard wrote: 2021-11-02, 14:33 UTC Images too large images for the file area are displayed with a scrollbar.
You're right.strawbeard wrote: 2021-11-02, 14:33 UTC But wit TC IrfanView 2.2 I get both views (previous versions were OK). This should not happen.
Then you need to use the plugin version 1.6. Read the Readme.
Eliminated.strawbeard wrote: 2021-11-02, 14:33 UTC But wit TC IrfanView 2.2 I get both views (previous versions were OK).
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*.icl *.ico *.ccx *.dds *.xcf *.jpg *.png *.rw2 *.svg *.webp *.heic
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%COMMANDER_PATH%\plugins\wlx\TCIrfanView\IrfanView(64)
You can delete it. The plugin does not require any additional options.
Of course, one IV folder in the system is enough. Only be sure to copy the ini files IV from the plugin kit into it. Otherwise, the plugin will work crookedly.Native2904 wrote: 2021-11-04, 18:21 UTC so what is the sense to have another IrfanView-Folder in Windows with all the Subfolders [/i]?
In the new version 1.7 made FC support.
Works fine. Thanks!