- #Xee for mac image viewer how to#
- #Xee for mac image viewer mac os#
- #Xee for mac image viewer pdf#
- #Xee for mac image viewer rar#
- #Xee for mac image viewer plus#
I see that you can't do much for fullscreen, but really the osx style fullscreen is awfully bad if you have a multiple monitor setup. (note that my mac is the latest top of the line 27 imac, so i think i can rule out problems from under performing hardware) The reduced performances is noticeable when loading a image folder that has as little as 250 images, but is a lot worser for loading archived files: for example a 16 MB zip with 30 images in it will take like seven seconds to load. Is not really a problem that this effect appears during loading, the problem is that it take a long time to 'recover' from this state, often seconds where i think the application is trying to catch up by loading all the images skipped and in the during this time the application is kinda freezed. I see from comments that some things will not change, but i find that browsing rapidly even on low quality will trigger the loading grain effect very often. Unfortunately i think that the new version is in the current state too slow to be usable like it was on 2.2. I really liked Xee up version 2.2 and seeing finally a 3.0 released maked me very happy to see continued developed.
Thank you for your excellent work on Xee, and I am glad to see that there is a new version in progress. "Given (1) and (2), is there a particular reason for hypothesizing that a #2 should 'win' over #1? Is there a particular reason to hypothesize that a zoom level applied to one image will also be useful for the next one?" (2) In addition, after an image was opened in accordance with #1, the user has gone on to further apply additional zoom to one image. (1) The user has said to always begin by shrinking and stretching to fit on the screen. I think that the question might be usefully asked the other way around - is there a reason for NOT resetting? Or, to be more precise: > so I just left it at this behavior by default. To which there was the reply: > Is there a particular use for resetting the view position? I couldn't think of one > the same "zoom position" which was an option you could disable before."
It has 'remembered' that if I wanted to see only 1/5 of previous, then given me the same 1/5 of the next one.Ĭomment 341: said > Now the only "big" problem I have is : "When changing images it stays at Problem: If I zoom in on a portion of the current image, when I move to the next image, I see only the same portion of that one I am confused. Attempted to set this in the menus: FIt on screen, always fit on screen, shrink to fit, stretch to fit. The same goes for bitmap images inside SWF files.About zoom levels switching images, Version 3.0 beta 4 (15)ĭesired: when each image of a series comes up, shrink or expand as needed to fill the screen on this monitor and then if I wish to further adjust, I can do so.
#Xee for mac image viewer pdf#
Many PDF files contain scanned pages in bitmap form, and Xee can read these and show them as bitmap image, and even save them.
This lets you edit your digital photographs without losing quality by re-compressing them like most other editors do. Losslessy rotate and crop JPEG images.Effortlessly copy, move, rename and delete of images while viewing.
#Xee for mac image viewer rar#
It also supports the CBZ and CBR formats, which are just renamed ZIP and RAR files, respectively. It can read almost every format The Unarchiver can, which includes ZIP, RAR, 7-Zip, LZH and StuffIt.
#Xee for mac image viewer how to#
If anyone has an idea how to do this, I would love to know.
#Xee for mac image viewer plus#
#Xee for mac image viewer mac os#
Xee is useful as a more powerful replacement for Preview, or most any other image viewer available on Mac OS X.
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