Closed ted423 closed 4 years ago
windows photo
First, QuickViewer may reduce it by a factor of two or four before displaying the image to make it appear faster. This specification currently depends on the resolution of the primary display. Automatic shrinking may not be performed on your notebook.
If this is your unwanted behavior, changing "Maximum size to hold the image (pixel)" to a large value will prevent it from happening.
First, QuickViewer may reduce it by a factor of two or four before displaying the image to make it appear faster. This specification currently depends on the resolution of the primary display. Automatic shrinking may not be performed on your notebook.
If this is your unwanted behavior, changing "Maximum size to hold the image (pixel)" to a large value will prevent it from happening.
It worked.
I think this is confuse me because the 100% is displayed on the bottom.
Thank you. I think this issue you provided is probably a bug in QuickViewer. It will be confirmed by the next release :)
Thank you. I think this issue you provided is probably a bug in QuickViewer. It will be confirmed by the next release :)
You're welcome
notebook: 2560x1440 monitor: 1920x1080
only use monitor
the picture