Shortcut |
Action |
Description |
Alt+Enter |
Edit |
Opens Edit picture dialog for picture currently displayed. |
Arrow keys |
Scroll picture |
Scrolls picture in the given direction (in the case it doesn't fit the window). |
Ctrl+Arrow keys |
Quick scroll picture |
Quickly scrolls picture in the given direction (in the case it doesn't fit the window). |
Ctrl+I |
Info bar relocation |
Displays resizing handles around info-string allowing you to resize or move it. Pressing it twice or mouse click
outside the bar finishes this mode. |
End |
Last picture |
Jumps to the last picture in the group. |
Enter |
Finish viewing on the current picture |
Like Esc, returns to the browse mode, but focuses the last viewed
picture in the thumbnails window. |
Esc |
Finish viewing |
Returns to the browse mode leaving the last thumbnail selection intact. |
F |
Toggle fullscreen |
Switches between the fullscreen and the window mode. |
F1 |
Help |
Displays the view mode help. |
F2 |
Display info |
Toggles info-string line display. |
F4 |
Program preferences |
Displays the Program settings dialog, browse mode settings page. |
F5 |
Refresh picture |
Reloads current picture from file. |
Home |
First picture |
Jumps to the first picture in the group. |
Page Up, BackSpace |
Previous picture |
Reverts to the previous picture. |
Page Down, Space |
Next picture |
Advances to the next picture. |
Pause |
Toggle Slide Show |
Activates or deactivates automatic timed Slide Show mode. Slide Show parameters are set up in the
view mode settings. |
Shift+Arrow keys |
Fine scroll picture |
Slowly scrolls picture in the given direction (in the case it doesn't fit the window). |
+ (numeric keypad) |
Zoom in |
Zooms picture in by the value defined in the view mode settings. |
- (numeric keypad) |
Zoom out |
Zooms picture out by the value defined in the view mode settings. |
* (numeric keypad) |
Zoom best fit |
Scales the picture to best fit the viewing window. |
/ (numeric keypad) |
Zoom actual size |
Displays picture at its actual size (so that one picture pixel corresponds to one screen pixel). |