[JPEGView] ; IMPORTANT NOTICE ; ================ ; This global INI file is normally located in the same directory as the JPEGView executable. ; Its settings can be overridden on a per user basis by placing a JPEGView.ini file in the ; %APPDATA%\JPEGView\ folder. Settings not present in the user's INI file are read from this global INI file. ; The "Save parameters to INI" and "Edit user settings" menu commands will write the settings to the user ; INI file and not to the global! ; For installations on a USB memory stick, JPEGView can be forced to store its settings and the ; parameter DB in the EXE path by setting the StoreToEXEPath key to true. ; ***************************************************************************** ; * PROGRAM OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control how JPEGView operates ; ***************************************************************************** ; Only set this to true if writing to the EXE directory makes sense, e.g. on an installation on ; an USB memory stick. Never set it to true when the EXE is located in the 'Program Files' folder, ; with Windows versions newer than Windows XP this would not work! StoreToEXEPath=false ; If set to true, only one single instance of JPEGView runs at any time, if false multiple instances are allowed ; Set to true to open all images in the same JPEGView window. SingleInstance=false ; Set to true to skip the 'File Open' dialog when starting JPEGView without providing a file name as parameter SkipFileOpenDialogOnStartup=false ; File endings of files to be decoded by WIC (Windows Image Converter) ; If the Microsoft Camera Codec pack is installed, full size camera RAW files can be read with WIC ; Add the file endings of the raw files to view here, e.g. ; FilesProcessedByWIC=*.wdp;*.hdp;*.jxr;*.nef FilesProcessedByWIC=*.wdp;*.hdp;*.jxr ; File endings of camera RAW files to be searched for embedded JPEG thumb images to display ; Reading just these embedded JPEGs is much faster than decoding the RAW using WIC FileEndingsRAW=*.pef;*.dng;*.crw;*.nef;*.cr2;*.mrw;*.rw2;*.orf;*.x3f;*.arw;*.kdc;*.nrw;*.dcr;*.sr2;*.raf;*.kc2;*.erf;*.3fr;*.raw;*.mef;*.mos;*.mdc;*.cr3 ; Set behavior for opening RAW files listed in FileEndingsRAW ; 0: open embedded thumbnail ; 1: open full size ; 2: open thumbnail, fallback to full size ; 3: open full size, fallback to thumbnail DisplayFullSizeRAW=0 ; Set to true to keep the zoom, pan, contrast, gamma, sharpen and rotation setting between the images KeepParameters=false ; Only for multi-monitor systems! ; Monitor to start the application on ; -1: Use monitor with largest resolution, primary monitor if several monitors have the same resolution ; 0: Use primary monitor ; 1...n: Use the non-primary monitor with index n DisplayMonitor=-1 ; CPUType can be AutoDetect, Generic, MMX, SSE or AVX2 ; Generic should work on all CPUs, MMX needs at least MMX II (starting from PIII) ; Use AutoDetect to detect the best possible algorithm to use CPUType=AutoDetect ; Number of CPU cores used. Set to 0 for auto detection. ; Must be 1 to 4, or 0 for auto detect. CPUCoresUsed=0 ; Editor for INI files ; notepad : Use notepad.exe ; system : Use application registered for INI files ; other : Full path to application for editing INI files, %exepath% placeholder can be used IniEditor=notepad ; When setting a processed image as desktop wallpaper, the processed image must be saved somewhere. ; This INI setting sets the path to save the file. Default is %temp%, the system TEMP directory. You must have write access to the specified directory! WallpaperPath=%temp% ; Set to false to disallow deletion of images in JPEGView. This hides the 'x' button on the navigation panel ; and disables the commands for deletion (IDM_MOVE_TO_RECYCLE_BIN etc.) AllowFileDeletion=true ; ***************************************************************************** ; * USER INTERFACE OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control how JPEGView looks ; ***************************************************************************** ; Specify language used in the user interface. ; ; Set to 'auto' to use the language of the operating system. ; ; JPEGView will auto-detect and use the ISO 3166-1 country code (two letters) if the file exists: ; strings_-.txt ; ; otherwise, fallback to just the ISO 639-1 language code if the file exists: ; strings_.txt ; ; Currently supported languages: ; 'be' Belarusian ; 'bg' Bulgarian ; 'cs' Czech ; 'de' German ; 'el' Greek ; 'en' English (default) ; 'es' Spanish (Spain) ; 'es-ar' Spanish (Argentina) ; 'eu' Basque ; 'fi' Finnish ; 'fr' French ; 'hu' Hungarian ; 'it' Italian ; 'ja' Japanese ; 'ko' Korean ; 'pl' Polish ; 'pt' Portuguese ; 'pt-br' Portuguese (Brazil) ; 'ro' Romanian ; 'ru' Russian ; 'sk' Slovak ; 'sl' Slovenian ; 'sr' Serbian ; 'sv' Swedish ; 'ta' Tamil ; 'tr' Turkish ; 'uk' Ukrainian ; 'zh' Chinese, Simplified ; 'zh-tw' Chinese, Traditional (Taiwan) Language=auto ; Background color, R G B, each component must be in [0..255], e.g. "128 128 128" for a middle gray BackgroundColor=0 0 0 ; GUI colors, R G B format as used by BackgroundColor GUIColor=243 242 231 HighlightColor=255 205 0 SelectionColor=255 205 0 SliderColor=255 0 80 FileNameColor=255 255 255 ; GUI font, format: "font name" fontSizeInPoints [bold] ; 'Default' for the default GUI font of Windows ; Example: DefaultGUIFont="Arial" 9.0 bold DefaultGUIFont=Default ; Set to true to show the menu item that allows editing the global INI file ; option is found under Settings/Admin sub-menu AllowEditGlobalSettings=false ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - WINDOW BEHAVIOR OPTIONS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Start in full screen or windowed mode ; 'true' or 'false' to always start in full screen, respectively windowed mode ; 'auto' to choose best mode depending on image size of first image - windowed when it is small, full screen when it is large ShowFullScreen=auto ; If set to true, only one single instance of JPEGView runs in full screen mode, if false multiple instances are allowed ; The value is ignored if SingleInstance=true SingleFullScreenInstance=true ; Sets the default position and size of the window in window mode. Possible values: ; 'auto' for 2/3 of screen size ; 'max' to start with maximized window ; 'image' to adjust the window size automatically to the image size ; 'sticky' to automatically restore the last used window size (when ShowFullScreen=auto only the upper,left position is restored) ; 'left top right bottom', space separated e.g: 100 100 900 700 DefaultWindowRect=image ; Contains the stored window rectangle in case of DefaultWindowRect=sticky StickyWindowRect= ; Minimal window size in windowed mode (in pixels) MinimalWindowSize=320 240 ; If set to 'true', window starts in borderless mode (title bar hidden, cannot be manually resized) ; The window mode can be changed after startup WindowBorderlessOnStartup=false ; If set to 'true', window starts in always-on-top mode (window will always be visible on top of other windows) ; The window mode can be changed after startup WindowAlwaysOnTopOnStartup=false ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - IMAGE CONTROL PANELS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Set to true to show the bottom panel when moving the mouse to the bottom of the screen/window. ; The bottom panel provides basic image processing functionality ShowBottomPanel=true ; Set to false if the navigation panel shall not be blended to the image ShowNavPanel=true ; Set to false to disable the thumbnail image blended in during zoom and pan ShowZoomNavigator=true ; Blending factor of the navigation panel when the mouse is not on that panel. Set to 0.0 to only ; show the panel when the mouse is over the panel BlendFactorNavPanel=0.5 ; Scaling factor for the navigation panel. Increase if the buttons on the panel are too small, e.g. on a touchscreen. ScaleFactorNavPanel=1.0 ; ***************************************************************************** ; * FILE NAVIGATION OPTIONS ; * ; * These options are related how JPEGView navigates and finds image files to display ; ***************************************************************************** ; Sorting order of the files when displaying the image files in a folder ; Can be LastModDate, CreationDate, FileName, FileSize or Random FileDisplayOrder=LastModDate ; Sort files ascending (increasing, e.g. A->Z, 0->9) or descending (decreasing, e.g. Z->A, 9->0) FileSortAscending=true ; Navigation within or between folders ; LoopFolder : Loop within the source folder and never leave this folder ; LoopSameFolderLevel: Loop to next folder on the same hierarchy level (sibling folders) ; LoopSubFolders: Loop into subfolders of the source folder FolderNavigation=LoopFolder ; If true the files in a folder are shown with wrap around, thus going from last to first image and vice versa ; If false navigation stops on the last and first image WrapAroundFolder=true ; When WrapAroundFolder is false, alert when trying to go to the next file while at the end of the file list, or previous file while at the beginning of file list ; If true, window flashes briefly when there are no more new images to show ; If false, there is no visual feedback FlashWindowAlert=true ; When WrapAroundFolder is false, alert when trying to go to the next file while at the end of the file list, or previous file while at the beginning of file list ; If true, system emits a short beep using the default system sound when there are no more new images to show ; If false, there is no audio feedback BeepSoundAlert=false ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - MOUSE NAVIGATION OPTIONS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; If true, the mouse wheel can be used to navigate forward and backward and zoom must be done with Ctrl-MouseWheel ; If false, zoom is done with the mousewheel (no Ctrl required) NavigateWithMouseWheel=false ; If true, the extended mouse buttons (Forward and backward) are reversed compared to Internet explorer ; This is useful to put the 'go to next image' functionality to the button that is better reachable ; e.g. Hitting Backwards button goes Forward in JPEGView ExchangeXButtons=true ; ***************************************************************************** ; * USER INPUT CONFIG ; * ; * These options control interactions with JPEGView ; ***************************************************************************** ; By default, Left-click and drag enables selection mode whenever pan is not available. CTRL+Left-click and drag enables selection mode when zoomed in. ; Set this to false to only use selection mode when CTRL is pressed DefaultSelectionMode=true ; Zoom speed with mouse wheel, 1.0 means default speed, smaller values slower zoom, larger faster zoom MouseWheelZoomSpeed=1.0 ; ***************************************************************************** ; * IMAGE DISPLAY OPTIONS ; * ; * These options are related to how JPEGView displays images ; ***************************************************************************** ; If true, reloads the currently displayed image automatically when it is changed by an external program on disk. ; Also reloads the image list when a file in the current directory is added or deleted. ; Set to false to turn off this behavior. ReloadWhenDisplayedImageChanged=true ; Set to true to use high quality sampling as default. HighQualityResampling=true ; DownSamplingFilter can be BestQuality, NoAliasing or Narrow ; The BestQuality filter produces a very small amount of aliasing. ; The NoAliasing filter is a Lanczos filter that has almost no aliasing when sharpen is set to zero ; The Narrow filter produces quite a lot of aliasing but will sharpen much and also sharpens 100% images DownSamplingFilter=BestQuality ; If true, JPEG images are auto rotated according to EXIF image orientation tag if present. AutoRotateEXIF=true ; Minimal display time of an image when manually navigating (with keyboard or mouse) (in milliseconds [0..1000 ms]) MinimalDisplayTime=0 ; Force using GDI+ for reading JPEG. Only use when you have problems reading your JPEGs with the default Turbo JPEG library. ; Note that using GDI+ is slower than the Turbo JPEG library! ; (Setting to true automatically disables Animated PNG support) ForceGDIPlus=false ; If true, embedded ICC color profiles are used for JPEG, PNG and TIFF. This forces using GDI+ and therefore ; results in much slower loading of images! Only set to true if you really need this. ; (ICC color profiles are not supported for Animated PNG) UseEmbeddedColorProfiles=false ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - TRANSPARENCY OPTIONS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Color used for transparent parts of images, R G B format as used by BackgroundColor TransparencyColor=0 0 0 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - IMAGE ZOOM OPTIONS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Auto zoom mode (for window mode only if AutoZoomModeFullscreen is present) ; FitNoZoom : Fit images to screen, never enlarge image ; FillNoZoom : Fill screen with no black borders, crop if necessary but not too much, never enlarge image ; Fit : Fit images to screen ; Fill : Fill screen with no black borders, crop if necessary AutoZoomMode=FitNoZoom ; Auto zoom mode for fullscreen mode. If empty, same value as 'AutoZoomMode' is used. AutoZoomModeFullscreen= ; For convenience, when zooming continuously, it will pause at the set percent (default 100%) briefly before continuing in either direction ; This ensures that you can always zoom in or zoom out to the set percent reliably regardless of image size or zoom steps ; default: 100 ; set to 0 to disable the pause ZoomPausePercent=100 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - ADVANCED IMAGE CORRECTION PARAMETERS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Contrast correction to apply to all images. Must be in -0.5 .. 0.5 ; Values > 0 increase contrast, values < 0 decrease contrast Contrast=0.0 ; Gamma correction to apply to all images. Must be between 0.5 and 2 ; Use gamma<1 to increase brightness and gamma>1 to decrease brightness Gamma=1.0 ; Color saturation to apply to all images. Must be in 0.0 .. 2.0 ; 0.0 means gray scale image, 1.0 no additional color saturation, 2.0 maximal saturation Saturation=1.0 ; Sharpening to apply for downsampled images. Must be in 0 .. 0.5 ; Note that for 100 % zoom, the BestQuality filter will not apply any sharpening, only the other filters do Sharpen=0.3 ; ***************************************************************************** ; * DEFAULT IMAGE EDITING OPTIONS ; * ; * These options are related to JPEGView defaults for image editing ; ***************************************************************************** ; Default parameters for unsharp masking: Radius Amount Threshold ; Note: unsharp masking cannot be applied automatically to every image ; This setting only provides the default parameters ; when entering the unsharp mask mode UnsharpMaskParameters=1.0 1.0 4.0 ; Default parameters for controlling rotation and perspective correction RTShowGridLines=true RTAutoCrop=true RTPreserveAspectRatio=true ; Default color balance. Negative values for C,M,Y correction, positive for R,G,B. ; Values must be in -1.0 .. +1.0 CyanRed=0.0 MagentaGreen=0.0 YellowBlue=0.0 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - CROP OPTIONS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; The initial crop window size when using 'Fixed Size' crop mode DefaultFixedCropSize=320 200 ; User defined crop aspect ratio (x y), meaning (x : y) ; Shows up as last item in crop popup menu UserCropAspectRatio=14 11 ; ***************************************************************************** ; * IMAGE INFO DISPLAY OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control the information box for when viewing images ; ***************************************************************************** ; Show the acquisition date from EXIF data in the window title ShowEXIFDateInTitle=true ; Show full file path and name in the window title (shows only file name by default) ShowFilePathInTitle=false ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - FILE NAME AREA ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Set to true to initially display the file name of each image in the upper, left corner of the screen ShowFileName=false ; The elements to show when showing the file name. ; Possible elements: ; %filename% : File name ; %filepath% : File name and path ; %index% : Index of image in folder, e.g. [1/12] ; %zoom% : Current zoom factor ; %size% : Size of image in pixels (w x h) ; %filesize% : Size of image on disk FileNameFormat=%index% %filepath% ; Font for the file name display, see DefaultGUIFont key for the format FileNameFont=Default ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - FILE EXIF INFO BOX ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Set to true to initially display the file info box (EXIF info if available) ShowFileInfo=false ; Set to true to show JPEG comments (EXIF user comment, EXIF image description or JPEG comment) in the file info box ShowJPEGComments=true ; Set to true to show the histogram on the file info panel by default ShowHistogram=false ; URL for the map provider to display GPS coordinates on a map (only shown when EXIF has GPS coordinates) ; OpenStreetmap: www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat={lat}&mlon={lng}&zoom=15 ; Google maps: https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query={lat},{lng} GPSMapProvider=https://opentopomap.org/#marker=15/{lat}/{lng} ; ***************************************************************************** ; * AUTOMATIC CORRECTION OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control how and when automatic correction is applied ; ***************************************************************************** ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - AUTO CONTRAST CORRECTION ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Automatic contrast correction by histogram equalization ; F5 enables/disables the correction on the current image. AutoContrastCorrection=false ; Using the following two keys, it is possible to explicitly exclude/include folders from the contrast correction. ; More specific patterns have precedence over less specific patterns and inclusion has precedence over exclusion if ; a folder matches both. Example: '*\pics\orig\* has precedence over *\pics\* because it is more specific ; Use the ; character to separate two expressions. ; Example: ACCExclude=%mypictures%\Digicam\edited\*;*.bmp ; This will exclude all files in the ..\My Pictures\Digicam\edited\ folder and all its subfolders and all bmp files ; from automatic contrast correction. ; The following two placeholders are recognized: ; %mypictures% : "My documents\My Pictures" folder ; %mydocuments% : "My documents" folder ACCExclude= ACCInclude= ; Amount of automatic contrast correction ; 0 means no contrast correction, 1 means full (to black and white point) contrast correction. Must be in (0 .. 1) AutoContrastCorrectionAmount=0.5 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - AUTO COLOR CORRECTION ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Amount of color correction in the color channels reg, green, blue, cyan, magenta and yellow ; The numbers must be between 0.0 (no correction) and 1.0 (total correction towards the gray world model) ; Set all values to 0 to disable color correction ColorCorrection= R: 0.2 G: 0.1 B: 0.35 C: 0.1 M: 0.3 Y: 0.15 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - AUTO BRIGHTNESS CORRECTION ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Amount of automatic brightness correction ; 0 means no brightness correction, 1 means full correction to middle gray. Must be in (0 .. 1) AutoBrightnessCorrectionAmount=0.2 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - AUTO LOCAL DENSITY CORRECTION ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Automatic correction of local density (local brightness of images) ; Can be enabled/disabled on the image with F6 LocalDensityCorrection=false ; See remark about exclusion/inclusion at the ACCExclude setting. ; The same applies to these settings. LDCExclude= LDCInclude= ; Amount of local density correction of shadows ; Can be in [0, 1] LDCBrightenShadows=0.5 ; Deep shadow steepness of enhancement ; Can be in [0, 1], values bigger than 0.9 are not recommended LDCBrightenShadowsSteepness=0.5 ; Amount of local density correction of highlights ; Can be in [0, 1] LDCDarkenHighlights=0.25 ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - AUTO LANDSCAPE MODE CORRECTION ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Set to true to turn on landscape enhancement mode automatically LandscapeMode=false ; Parameter set used in landscape enhancement mode ; Space separated, use -1 to leave parameter untouched ; Contrast Gamma Sharpen ColorCorrection ContrastCorrection LightenShadows DarkenHighlights DeepShadows CyanRed MagentaGreen YellowBlue Saturation LandscapeModeParams=-1 -1 -1 -1 0.5 1.0 0.75 0.4 -1 -1 -1 -1 ; ***************************************************************************** ; * SLIDESHOW OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control slideshow parameters ; ***************************************************************************** ; Maximum size of slide show text files in KB MaxSlideShowFileListSizeKB=200 ; Transition effect for slide shows in full screen mode - ignored when used in window mode ; Possible transition effects: None, Blend, SlideRL, SlideLR, SlideTB, SlideBT, RollRL, RollLR, RollTB, RollBT, ScrollRL, ScrollLR, ScrollTB, ScrollBT SlideShowTransitionEffect=Blend ; Time of the slide show transition effect in milliseconds, only used in full screen mode SlideShowEffectTime=250 ; ***************************************************************************** ; * CONFIRMATION OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control whether or not to bypass confimation dialogs ; ***************************************************************************** ; If set to true, Ctrl-S overwrites the original file on disk, applying the current processings without ; showing a dialog or prompting the user to confirm. ; CAUTION: Use at your own risk! Be aware that the original image file is overwritten and cannot be restored! OverwriteOriginalFileWithoutSaveDialog=false ; If set to true, lossless JPEG transformations will crop the image as needed without prompting the user. ; This will remove 15 pixel rows/columns at the image borders in worst case. ; CAUTION: Use at your own risk! Be aware that the original image file is overwritten and the cropped borders cannot be restored! CropWithoutPromptLosslessJPEG=false ; Type of confirmation required when deleting a file with the 'x' button on the navigation panel ; Possible values: Never, OnlyWhenNoRecycleBin, Always ; OnlyWhenNoRecycleBin means to only require a confirmation when there is no recycle bin available (e.g. on memory sticks) ; Notice: Does not apply to deleting files with the Del key. To change this edit the KeyMap.txt and assign another command to the Del key. DeleteConfirmation=OnlyWhenNoRecycleBin ; ***************************************************************************** ; * FILE SAVE OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control file saving parameters ; ***************************************************************************** ; Default format for saving files. Supported formats: jpg, bmp, png, tif, webp DefaultSaveFormat=jpg ; Quality when saving JPEG files (in 0..100 where 100 is the highest quality) JPEGSaveQuality=85 ; Quality when saving WEBP files with lossy compression (in 0..100 where 100 is the highest quality) WEBPSaveQuality=85 ; Set to true to create a parameter DB entry when saving an image with JPEGView to avoid processing it again CreateParamDBEntryOnSave=true ; ***************************************************************************** ; * PRINT OPTIONS ; * ; * These options control printing images ; ***************************************************************************** ; Default print margin (all sides) in centimeters PrintMargin=1.0 ; Default print width in centimeters. Use negative numbers to set the 'Fit to paper' printing mode. PrintWidth=-15.0 ; Units (centimeters, inches) used, one of 'auto', 'metric' or 'english'. ; 'auto' uses the system setting ; 'metric' uses the metric system, e.g. centimeters for length ; 'english' uses the English/US system, e.g. inches for length Units=auto ; ***************************************************************************** ; * CUSTOM USER COMMANDS ; * ; * These are custom user commands that can easily extend the functionality in JPEGView ; ***************************************************************************** ; User command must have the following form: ; UserCmd#="KeyCode: %Key% Cmd: '%Cmd%' [Menuitem: '%menu%'] [Confirm: '%confirm%'] [HelpText: '%help%'] [Flags: '%flags%']" ; %Key% : Key that invokes the command. Do not define keys already used by JPEGView. ; The following keys are known: Alt, Ctrl, Shift, Esc, Return, Space, End, Home, Back, Tab, PgDn, PgUp, ; Left, Right, Up, Down, Insert, Del, Plus, Minus, Mul, Div, Comma, Period, A .. Z F1 .. F12 ; Combine modifier keys with +, e.g. 'Alt+Ctrl+P' ; %Cmd% : Application to start, including command arguments. Enclose the application name with double quotes ("") if the path contains ; spaces. To execute command line commands or batch files, use 'cmd /c command' respectively 'cmd /c MyBatchFile.bat'. ; The following placeholders can be used in the %cmd% argument: ; %filename% : Filename of current image, including path ; %filetitle% : Filename of current image, excluding path ; %directory% : Directory or current image, without trailing backslash ; %mydocuments%: The 'My Documents' folder without trailing backslash ; %mypictures% : The 'My Pictures' folder without trailing backslash ; %exepath% : Path to EXE folder where JPEGView is running ; %exedrive% : Drive letter of the EXE path, e.g. "c:" ; The resulting names are enclosed with double quotes automatically by JPEGView when no backslash is before or after the placeholder. ; %menu% : The menu item text in the 'User Commands' sub-menu shown in the JPEGView context menu. If missing the command is not contained in the menu. ; %confirm% : Message text that is shown and must be confirmed before the command is executed. ; This is an optional argument, if not used, no confirmation is needed for the command. ; %help% : Help string that is displayed in JPEG view when F1 is pressed. ; This is an optional argument, if not used, no help text will be available. ; %flags% : The following flags are supported: ; NoWindow : For console applications - if set do not display a console window. ; If the started application is the command interpreter (cmd.exe) this flag is implicitly set. ; ShortFilename : If set, the short (8.3) file name (and path) is passed to the executing application. ; Set this flag if the executing application cannot handle long file names or files and path ; names containing spaces. ; WaitForTerminate : If set, JPEGView is blocked until the command has finished execution. If not set, the command is ; started and JPEGView continues. ; MoveToNext : If set, JPEGView moves to the next image in the folder after the command has been executed. ; Cannot be combined with the ReloadCurrent flag. ; ReloadFileList : If set, the file-list of the current folder is reloaded after execution of the command. Set this ; flag when the command modifies the content of the folder (e.g. moves, renames or deletes files). ; ReloadCurrent : If set, the currently shown file is re-loaded from disk after execution of the command. ; Set this flag if the command changes the pixel data of the current image. ; ReloadAll: If set, the file-list of the current folder is reloaded and the current image and all cached images ; are reloaded. Set this flag only if the command changes pixel data of images other than the current. ; KeepModDate: Keeps the modification date/time of the current image. Can be used to preserve this time stamp ; when modifications on the image are done to keep sort ordering. ; Caution: When using this flag, always combine with the WaitForTerminate flag! ; ShellExecute: Uses the ShellExecute() system call to start the external process instead of CreateProcess(). ; Some applications do not start properly with CreateProcess(). If this flag is set, the WaitForTerminate ; must not be used. All flags requiring WaitForTerminate to be set must not be set either. ; Typically ShellExecute is set to start large external applications, e.g. an image editor. ; ; User commands must be named UserCmd# where # stands for a number. ; The first user command has the number zero (UserCmd0) and the numbering of the commands must be continuous. UserCmd0="KeyCode: Shift+Del Cmd: 'cmd /c del %filename%' Confirm: 'Do you really want to permanently delete the file %filename%?' HelpText: 'Shift+Del\tDelete current file on disk permanently' Flags: 'WaitForTerminate ReloadFileList MoveToNext'" ; Here are some examples for user commands ;UserCmd1="KeyCode: P Cmd: 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\mspaint.exe /p %filename%' Menuitem: 'Print Image' Confirm: 'Do you really want to print the file %filename%?' HelpText: 'P\tPrint current image'" ;UserCmd2="KeyCode: Q Cmd: 'cmd /c move %filename% "%mypictures%\trash\"' Confirm: 'Really move file to %mypictures%\trash\%filetitle%' HelpText: 'Q\tMove file to trash directory' Flags: 'WaitForTerminate ReloadFileList MoveToNext'" ;UserCmd3="KeyCode: W Cmd: 'cmd /c copy %filename% "%mypictures%\trash\%filetitle%"' Confirm: 'Really copy file to %mypictures%\trash\%filetitle%' HelpText: 'W\tCopy file to trash directory' Flags: 'WaitForTerminate'" ;UserCmd4="KeyCode: A Cmd: 'cmd /u /c echo %filename% >> "%mydocuments%\test.txt"' HelpText: 'A\tAppend to file list'" ; ----------------------------------------------- ; - OPEN WITH COMMANDS ; ----------------------------------------------- ; Open with menu commands, shown in the 'Open with..' submenu of the JPEGView context menu. ; ; These commands must be named OpenWith# where # stands for a number. The first open with command has the number zero (OpenWith0) ; and the numbering of the commands must be continuous. ; ; Open with commands must have the following form: ; OpenWith#="Cmd: '%Cmd%' Menuitem: '%menu%' [KeyCode: %Key%] [Confirm: '%confirm%'] [Flags: '%flags%']" ; ; For an explanation of the different options, refer to the user command documentation above. ; ; NOTE: Open with commands should typically be added to the user INI file, not to this global INI file ; ; Example for a menu entry that opens the current image in MS Paint: ;OpenWith0="Cmd: 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\mspaint.exe %filename%' Menuitem: 'Microsoft Paint' Flags: 'ShellExecute'"