Cycle images in reverse order
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Cycle images in reverse order
Using the insert key to cycle one-by-one through a series of open images is very convenient. Sometimes while I have a handful of images open I want to cycle back and forth between two adjacent images without running through all the open images. Thus, it would be most convenient if a different key would cycle backwards through the open images.
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Re: Cycle images in reverse order
For several open windows [images and/or transforms] in PWP's workspace, you could select: "List Open Windows" from the main tool bar or do a "Control-w"... ...when the "Open Windows" dialog appears use the 'Up' or 'Down' keyboard arrows to reverse sequences... ...you could also use a left mouse click to bring any window to the top being able to switch between two images that are not adjacent in the stack...
[post based on PWPv7.0.17 and Vista 32 Home Premium OS]
...additional features from the F1 Help
...den...
The Window List shows all windows in the main work area of Picture Window. A thumbnail is displayed for image windows.
To bring a window to the top, click on it in the Window List.
Close
To close a window, right-click on the item in the Window List and select Close.
Properties
To display the file properties of an image, right-click on the image item in the Window List and select Properties.
[post based on PWPv7.0.17 and Vista 32 Home Premium OS]
Re: Cycle images in reverse order
Den, thank you for providing information on the Window List dialog.
There is also another way to navigate open windows -- the History tab on the browser.
The history tab shows all open windows by category. Control windows are listed first. Image windows are shown in outline-fashion and the operations which created them are identified. You can click on any window listing to bring it to the top. Right-clicking produces a menu with additional functions -- including the ability to redo transformations.
Kiril
There is also another way to navigate open windows -- the History tab on the browser.
The history tab shows all open windows by category. Control windows are listed first. Image windows are shown in outline-fashion and the operations which created them are identified. You can click on any window listing to bring it to the top. Right-clicking produces a menu with additional functions -- including the ability to redo transformations.
Kiril
Kiril Sinkel
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Re: Cycle images in reverse order
Mousing takes oh so much longer and requires oh so many more neurons and muscles to perform. Ins cycles forward, Control-Ins is unused and would make a logical way to cycle backwards.
Re: Cycle images in reverse order
I have already implemented Shift-Ins for reverse order cycling through windows - should be in the next maintenance release.
Jonathan Sachs
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Re: Cycle images in reverse order
Thank you.