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Title: v2019.109 issues/comments Post by: admin on January 03, 2019, 10:31:19 PM http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u
v2019.109 Jan 3, 2019 Priority: Low 2019.109 features quick-buttons (top of thumbnail browser) to switch between small/med/large thumbnail sizes, plus some UI fixes and optimizations. Mike Title: Re: v2019.109 issues/comments Post by: MelW on January 04, 2019, 02:14:30 AM Nice - but my large thumbnails are now only half the size that they were with V107.
Title: Re: v2019.109 issues/comments Post by: admin on January 04, 2019, 09:51:36 PM Nice - but my large thumbnails are now only half the size that they were with V107. Then they were likely way too big in 107. One of the problems with the thumbnail sizing in previous versions is that you'd often get thumb sizes that are too large to be thumbnails if you chose the large size, and you could sometimes only fit 2 or 3 across. They are not supposed to be image previews in the thumbnail grid. We have other features for that like the preview/add feature (P+ button) or even Instaview (holding left mouse button on thumbs). Mike Title: Re: v2019.109 issues/comments Post by: MelW on January 05, 2019, 12:14:51 AM Quote One of the problems with the thumbnail sizing in previous versions is that you'd often get thumb sizes that are too large to be thumbnails if you chose the large size, and you could sometimes only fit 2 or 3 across. Yep. 3 in my case. Point well taken Title: Re: v2019.109 issues/comments Post by: Fred A on January 05, 2019, 10:18:46 AM Yep. 3 in my case. Point well taken
Hi Mel, I love this new feature. For my age and my eyes, in normal useage I use large and get 2 across. When I need to find a certain shot, I use the scrunch the live view arrow and I get 3 instead of two. I want to find a certain shot so I need more thumbs per row. I click on medium and get 5 in a row, or small and get 6 Really neat. Size buttons right there for me and click, all set. Note, I get two large and you get three with same settings. Mike pointed that out to me and explained that the actual size I see is based on screen resolution, so if your monitor and card are set to a higher resolution, you may get three in the alloted space. Just pointing it out before we have some sharp users reading your post and wondering why they get two large instead of three. Fred |