Context Menu of the Picture Display

In contrast to the previously described context menu of the navigator, the context menu of the picture display is designed quite simple. The reason behind is pretty easy to understand because program Image Viewer just supports a hand full of functions to setup the currently displayed picture.

Default size

Using this menu item allows to reset current zoom factor to its default value. This default size can be preconfigured by using the program’s settings.

Zoom in

Using this menu item allows to increase the zoom factor of currently visible picture. In this case, the current zoom factor is just duplicated. Furthermore, this context menu item represents the same functionality as used for button that can be found on the toolbar.

Zoom out

Using this menu item allows to reduce the zoom factor of currently visible picture. In this case, the current zoom factor is just divided by two. Furthermore, this context menu item represents the same functionality as used for button that can be found on the toolbar.

Fit window

Using this menu item allows to resize currently visible picture in a way that it fits the current size of the picture display. Furthermore, this context menu item represents the same functionality as used for button that can be found on the toolbar.

Fit width

Using this menu item allows to resize currently visible picture in a way that it fits the current width of the picture display. Furthermore, this context menu item represents the same functionality as used for button that can be found on the toolbar.

Interpolation

This menu item enables users to toggle the smooth painting mode for the currently visible picture. Further, the smooth painting mode can also be preconfigured using the program’s settings.

Properties

This menu item enables users to open the corresponding properties dialog. But be aware, this dialog box is represents the properties dialog of the underlying operating system and has nothing to do with program Image Viewer. That dialog can for example also be accessed directly from inside the Windows Explorer.

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