> Can't you install Adobe Reader on linux instead?

   IIRC, I had a problem with a lot of dependencies and then thought that
using Wine with the Windows version would take less time (I had to comment
on the annotations urgently). But I'm glad it served to re-evaluate Wine:
it's very useful to run these "must-have" applications that only run on
Windows, like IC or Poseray.

--
Jaime

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This is a very usefull little tool indeed! Thank you very much.

Thomas

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Carlo C. wrote:
>> * There are also a few computer generated images and finally some pieces of
>> music, my hobby and during the last 30 years occasionally even my profession. *
> 
> I look forward!!!
> 
> --
> Carlo
> 

Well, finally I did put up two CGI&M items and more to come, but the 
'music' requires an ActiveX component and I guess I have to rethink this 
whole mess, maybe a blog-like setup would be better, anyway thats it for 
now so...

...enjoy
-Ive

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Ive <"ive### [at] lilysoftorg"> wrote:
> Well, finally I did put up two CGI&M items and more to come, but the
> 'music' requires an ActiveX component and I guess I have to rethink this
> whole mess, maybe a blog-like setup would be better, anyway thats it for
> now so...

Hey, I do dig that "Bist Du noch da" song!

Is the "staccato" guitar original performance or postwork? It really sounds
intriguing.

Excellent renders. I'm somewhat missing the blue light on the lonely woman's
face that was in the original shot. Just a bit of a filler, not strong enough
to illuminate the wall.

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clipka wrote:
> Hey, I do dig that "Bist Du noch da" song!

;)

> Is the "staccato" guitar original performance or postwork? It really sounds
> intriguing.

Guitars are all 'hand made' but also heavily post processed with lots of 
digital effect machines.

> I'm somewhat missing the blue light on the lonely woman's
> face that was in the original shot.
> 
Yes, me too, wanted to make it more subtle this time, guess its way too 
subtle now. Oh yeah, seems I'll have to do a remake - in 7 years or so...

-Ive

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Great tool, thank you!

Slight UI issues:

I tried whether the mouse wheel would zoom, but
IC loaded the next image in the directory. I think
this is a bit harsh for a mouse wheel action, especially
if the directory also contains largish files ;) it may
have been an unintended side effect of mapping this
functionality to page up / page down.

Also, the zoom keys don't work initially as a fit
image to window lock is active by default. Usually,
zooming in overrides such a setting. Possibly, only
fit when resizing the window or loading a new image?

Finally, the popup menus display some strange boxes
after the text which reminds me of unix newlines in
a windows editor but could really be anything.

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Ive <"ive### [at] lilysoftorg"> wrote:
> Carlo C. wrote:
> >> * There are also a few computer generated images and finally some pieces of
> >> music, my hobby and during the last 30 years occasionally even my profession. *
> >
> > I look forward!!!
> >
> > --
> > Carlo
> >
>
> Well, finally I did put up two CGI&M items and more to come, but the
> 'music' requires an ActiveX component and I guess I have to rethink this
> whole mess, maybe a blog-like setup would be better, anyway thats it for
> now so...
>
> ...enjoy
> -Ive

WOW!
"Bist Du noch da" is my new soundtrack!
:-)

--
Carlo

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Christian Froeschlin wrote:
> Great tool, thank you!
>

Thanks for testing it.

> Slight UI issues:
> 
> I tried whether the mouse wheel would zoom, but
> IC loaded the next image in the directory. I think
> this is a bit harsh for a mouse wheel action, especially
> if the directory also contains largish files ;) it may
> have been an unintended side effect of mapping this
> functionality to page up / page down.

Hmm, in fact it was intended because I did find it
quite comfortable to leans relaxed back and browse
a directory with image maps by just using the mouse
wheel. But you definitely have a point here. It seems
everybody besides me does expect the wheel to work
for zooming.

> Also, the zoom keys don't work initially as a fit
> image to window lock is active by default. Usually,
> zooming in overrides such a setting. Possibly, only
> fit when resizing the window or loading a new image?
> 

I'll see what can be done about that for the next version.


> Finally, the popup menus display some strange boxes
> after the text which reminds me of unix newlines in
> a windows editor but could really be anything.

That's indeed strange. What OS Version are you using?

-Ive

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Ive wrote:

>> Finally, the popup menus display some strange boxes
>> after the text which reminds me of unix newlines in
>> a windows editor but could really be anything.
> 
> That's indeed strange. What OS Version are you using?

XP SP2. I'll send you a small portion of a screenshot
by mail instead of starting a thread in p.b.i. I also
noticed the menu closes when you press the Alt key
which complicates making screenshots of it ;)

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Christian Froeschlin wrote:

> Finally, the popup menus display some strange boxes
> after the text which reminds me of unix newlines in
> a windows editor but could really be anything.

The problem has been fixed by the updated version
on the website.

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