This isn't a bug, but an improvement I submitted last year that I hope
will make it into the next version:

When displaying images which are larger than the screen, start with a
window which is within the screen so that scrollbars are available. 

I render larger than screen images all the time and when the image first
comes up I have this major task of sizing the window down to a point
where I can use the scrollbars. I have to drag the side over move the
window back and do this repeatedly until the width fits.  Then I have to
do the same for the height.

Also the maximize window often doesn't make much sense for these images,
especially if they are a different aspect ratioo.  I guess a zoom
capability would be nice too, as long as I'm asking.

:^)

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>I render larger than screen images all the time and when the image first
>comes up I have this major task of sizing the window down to a point
>where I can use the scrollbars. I have to drag the side over move the
>window back and do this repeatedly until the width fits.  Then I have to
>do the same for the height.
>
>Also the maximize window often doesn't make much sense for these images,
>especially if they are a different aspect ratioo.  I guess a zoom
>capability would be nice too, as long as I'm asking.

I totally agree... :-)

Bye,
Friedemann


Friedemann Schmidt
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