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XnView presents two different user interfaces | XnView presents two modes with different user interfaces depending on context: [[Browser Mode]] and [[Viewer Mode]]. When XnView is started, it will normally begin in Browser mode and show the contents of a folder. | ||
XnView's menu bars and tool bars are context-sensitive, and change depending on the mode The toolbars are also dependent on context. Grayed-out menu items are not available in the current mode or context. | XnView's menu bars and tool bars are context-sensitive, and change depending on the mode The toolbars are also dependent on context. Grayed-out menu items are not available in the current mode or context. | ||
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Tool tips are available throughout XnView. To display the function of a toolbar icon, simply move the mouse over the button and leave it there for a moment. | Tool tips are available throughout XnView. To display the function of a toolbar icon, simply move the mouse over the button and leave it there for a moment. | ||
A third | A third mode, [[Basic Mode]], is rarely needed or used, but is mentioned here for purposes of being thorough. | ||
[[Category:Help/XnView|Categories]] | [[Category:Help/XnView|Categories]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 10 April 2022
XnView presents two modes with different user interfaces depending on context: Browser Mode and Viewer Mode. When XnView is started, it will normally begin in Browser mode and show the contents of a folder.
XnView's menu bars and tool bars are context-sensitive, and change depending on the mode The toolbars are also dependent on context. Grayed-out menu items are not available in the current mode or context.
Most of XnView's common functions and menu/toolbar items are available using Shortcut Keys.
Tool tips are available throughout XnView. To display the function of a toolbar icon, simply move the mouse over the button and leave it there for a moment.
A third mode, Basic Mode, is rarely needed or used, but is mentioned here for purposes of being thorough.