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INTRODUCTION Well its obvious what this function does. The picture file extensions you can view are .jpg, .jpeg , .png , .ico and .bmp . I use the dialog control "icon" to show the pictures. The large view will detect your screen resoultion and make a dialog the same size and picture is displayed here. The small view shall make a smaller dialog the size of 250 x 188 (pixels). I'll explain each tab briefly then at end, shall walk you threw setting source then viewing pic from source. SOURCE TAB This tab is where you obviouslly set sources. You will see in listbox that there is two columns. The first one shall contain full path of a source and the second column shall display the total picture file contents found in this folder. I use a hash table to store the sources you add. There is unlimited amount of sources you can add. TIP*** When you first set a source, you will see N/A as total. This is due to script not counting picture files within source intill after you have first listed the contents in this source. LIST TAB This tab is where you set the type of view you wish to use and also view a list of contents from the selected source. You can see selected source in edit field at top. The view button at bottem is what you click once you have selected a picture in the listbox STEP BY STEP Heres the step by step walkthrough
Easy enough to undertand really. Obviouslly the "Del Button" on the "viewtab" will delete the selected source in the listbox there. TIP*** The listing may take sometime, this all depends on how many folders are within the source you selected. For example I selected my C Drive (C:\) as a source. Then listed contents, it took about a minute for it to list 4861 pictures. Yeah I was suprised by amount of pictures I had to :) AND THE REST..... Not much to this really but a few more things to know. In each dialog (small and large view) where picture is shown, you can single click and two options come up. Theres "Move Down" and "Move Up".
Of course for them to work, "main dialog" needs to remain open behind the "view dialog", which it does, inless you manually close it.
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