Ruben

Hi there. The order of the sorting is by default set to file name, which is the same ordering as what Windows Explorer uses. The sort function can be changed...

Sort files by -> Last write time Navigate backwards, since you have set it to descending. The file ordering will be saved the next time you start up the app.

Sorry for the slow response. I've tried searching the web and looking through similar image viewers, but I cannot find a solution, since they all use a variation of the...

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. The issue is caused because you've set the scaling in Windows settings to a value other than 100%, which caused the calculations to be...

It does keep things centered if you have default settings in PicView and set scaling to 100% in Windows settings though. As for images getting cut out, I can't reproduce...

Could I have you give this one a try and see if it fixes it? https://sourceforge.net/projects/picview/files/PicView%20dpi%20center%20test.zip/download

Hi again, thanks for the video. The issue is caused by the Windows operating system using its own algorithm on top of my coded in DPI settings. I remember it...

Hi David, thanks for testing and letting me know. ________________________________ From: David ***@***.***> Sent: Sunday, October 10, 2021 11:25:40 AM To: Ruben2776/PicView ***@***.***> Cc: Ruben2776 ***@***.***>; Mention ***@***.***> Subject: Re:...

Hi there, thanks for submitting your issues. Sorry for the late reply. May I know your screen resolution and what scaling % you're using in `Display settings` in Windows?

For thumbnail generation, I have two methods. One that is multi threaded/asynchronous and more resource intensive, but it only fires if the amount of images is at or above 250....