#Export xnview mp shortcuts plus
#Export xnview mp shortcuts mac

I have this on 2 machines (Win Seven and Win 10). Thing is, for me, I use space and backspace during more of a 'presentation' situation due to those keys being large and easy to access with minimal chance for mistake. Can you have a look This worked fine up to version MP 0.88 but in versions 0.89 and 0.90 it has no effect.

The obvious solution in my view is to simply allow the ability to set multiple keyboard shortcuts to a single command. Effect: When XnView is relaunched, shortcuts are set back to default.

#Export xnview mp shortcuts mac

but in XnView MP, because you can only set one keyboard shortcut at a time, you are only able to have one or the other. A cross-platform image viewer for Windows, Mac and Linux that allows you to view, convert, organize and edit image (photo) files. Re: MP beta 0.21 Linux Keybord Shortcuts etc.

#Export xnview mp shortcuts plus

Similarly, as I stated in my ' Equals key does not zoom in' thread, in XnView classic, you can use both the equals key and NUMpad plus to zoom in. The syntax for these commands is the program name, followed by a space and then a. In this case, various switches may be used on the command line. but in XnView MP, you can only set one or the other - not both, because XnView MP only allows for a single custom keyboard shortcut to be active at a given time. You may set up a custom shortcut to launch XnView, or use 'Run.', for the purpose of executing XnView functions without (or in addition to) launching its normal user interface.

However, in the view, keywords or categories are visible only for the PNGs.

In XnView classic, you can use both the backspace and the page up keys to go to the previous file. In Settings>Metadata>IPTS&XMP I selected 'Import xmp subject or iptc keyword to db categories' and all the keywords/categories got correctly imported - at least it looks so in the sidebar window (the one with 'Folders', 'Favorites' and 'Categories Filter').