IrfanView 4.10

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  1. NICK ADSL UK

    NICK ADSL UK Administrator

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    IrfanView 4.10

    There were numerous changes here are only the more important things.

    Version 4.10 ( - CURRENT VERSION - ) (Release date: 2007-10-15)

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    New PlugIn: Paint (Edit menu, Hotkey: F12, thanks to Matteo Italia!)
    It allows IrfanView to paint lines, circles, arrows, straighten image etc.
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    Support for embedded color profiles in JPG/TIF (Properties->Viewing)
    LCMS PlugIn, thanks to Marti Maria
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    New command line option: /advancedbatch (Apply advanced batch options to image)
    Allows many image operations, add text etc.
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    Lossless JPG Crop added (Menu: Options or Thumbnails (batch mode))
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    Added option to tag/mark files during browsing (window or fullscreen mode):
    Hotkeys: X = tag file, SHIFT+X = untag file, SHIFT+Q: show tagged files in Thumbnails
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    Support for FLV format (Flash PlugIn, thanks to Remio)
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    Histogram feature added (Menu: Image, Hotkey: SHIFT+H)
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    Zoom calculation changed: relative, based on previous zoom value
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    Auto adjust colors works with selections (Thanks to Andras Horvath, www.log69.com)
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    Option to save values from "Enhance Colors" dialog
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    New effects added: Green and Yellow eye reduction (Effects browser dialog)
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    Option to keep current scroll position for the next image (Menu: View)
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    Support for HDP/WDP format (Microsoft HD Photo, PlugIn)
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    Save support for JNG format (Thanks to Pavel Demchuk)
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    New GUI for batch/slideshow dialogs
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    Custom selection dialog uses current selection at start, if available
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    New compression options in PDF export (Thanks to ComSquare AG)
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    New loading options for normal RAW files (Thanks to Sergey Fokin)
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    Fullscreen options can be changed during fullscreen mode
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    Browsing: if CTRL pressed, the file index increases/decreases by 5 (default: 1)
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    3 external editors are possible now (Properties->Misc 3)
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    New option for Import palette: Use nearest color (Properties->Misc 3)
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    Changes in print option Scale (original image size is used as input)
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    New print option for multipage images: Print odd or even pages
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    Some changes/optimizations in HTML templates
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    CTRL+A selects the whole image in the main window
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    Several PlugIns are changed/updated, please install the newest versions
    »www.irfanview.com/plugins.htm
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    http://www.irfanview.com/
    Some bugs fixed (IFF/PCX/JP2 loading, GIF animations, Palette import)
     
  2. Huupi

    Huupi Registered Member

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    Faststone Imageviewer or their lightweight Maxview from Faststone,lichtyears ahead on flexability,speed and fileformat support [DNG support],i compared them and sure Faststone is the way to go.
     
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  3. Seer

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    Thanks for the info Nick. :thumb:
    I use this stuff (IrfanView). Already did the upgrade (just before I posted). Still unbloated and good.

    Never tried Faststone, but may give it a go one of these days. Thanks Huupi for suggestion, I'll keep it in mind :)
     
  4. EASTER

    EASTER Registered Member

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    I'm still wondering why IrfanView is overlooking the addition of image MASKS, at least a few would be nice, but hey, it's a freeware, so you take what it is and be satisfied right?
     
  5. midway40

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    I use IrfanView as my default image viewer though I do have Faststone too. I just wished they would change the file icon from that red cat or whatever it is supposed to be, lol.
     
  6. Mrkvonic

    Mrkvonic Linux Systems Expert

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    Hello,
    A quick question, guys.
    I always uninstall the previous version and install the new one.
    What's your approach - upgrade or fresh install?
    Mrk
     
  7. Seer

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    Hello.

    I almost always do the same, uninstall old, install new, but in this case I did an upgrade. Passed nicely. Didn't see a reason to uninstall the old, as this is not a resident app, just a pic viewer. I have FDISR installed on this PC as well, but I didn't even bother with updating a snapshot... just ran the app and plugins installer.
    As a matter of fact, I noticed that I started to upgrade these days more than before. I have a (non-MS) firewall installed, and I performed an upgrade with the last three versions. I just shut it down before upgrading, and no problems encountered whatsoever.

    Cheers.
    :)
     
  8. HAN

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  9. acr1965

    acr1965 Registered Member

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    I see that Irfanview reads pdf files. Can it be set to be the default pdf reader in windows? Also, does it allow editing pdf files?

    thanks
     
  10. Bob D

    Bob D Registered Member

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    I think you need to DL/install GhostScript to get .pdf functionality.
    Getting it to work properly can be a bit buggy. I don't think there is any editing function.
    I would advise using a dedicated pdf program for reading .pdf files.
    GhostScript/GSView (Ghostscript's GUI) is a very lightweight program with limited editing functions: text extraction, conversions.
     
  11. acr1965

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    thanks for the info
     
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