Digital Light & Color

For the next release I restored clicking on the thumbnail caption bar to open the transformation and added a new dedicated button for scrolling the current thumbnail left. Hopefully this will reduce future confusion.

The Oval Gradient transformation has a Roundness slider already.

Sorry, that was a new feature -- double clicking the thumbnail caption scrolls the image browser to place the transformation all the way to the left.

I think you may be referring to the breakpoint facility within batch operations. This is covered in the Batch Processing.pdf document or the help file.

For a while now, I have noticed a delay of several seconds when Picture Window starts up the first time it is used after turning on the computer. This appears to be caused by a setting in Windows Security that does a virus check on applications before running them the first time. You can turn this o...

If you have a number of images open in a workspace, there is no shortcut to save or export all of them at once. There is a facility however that lets you open, process and export a series of images in one operation. For details, see the document Batch Processing which you can download at https://www...

An update is available to Version 8.0.535 (29-Oct-2025) Download Link: https://www.dl-c.com/Downloads.html The changes (taken from the update log) are: Updated to ExifTool 13.39. Restored an earlier method of horizontal scrolling of image browser. If the image browser has a horizontal scroll bar, do...

Exactly.

For the next release, rather than create another keyboard shortcut, I detect a double click on a transformation's thumbnail caption and then scroll the window so the thumbnail is positioned as far to the left as possible. Not the perfect solution, but should still be helpful.

If there is no horizontal scroll bar in the image browser, then with the original behavior, the entire width of the image tree is always displayed. The problem is that if the image tree is too wide for the available space, it is tricky to tell where to scroll to. The original rule was to just make s...

Ironically, this happens due to a feature you requested a while ago to avoid some thumbnails being truncated on the right. I also find the current version annoying and will put it back the way it was, but this will cause the earlier issue you reported to reappear. Maybe there is a better solution I ...