How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
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How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
Can anyone tell me how to reduce the size of the screen displayed by FastStone Viewer? I cannot seem to find the usual commands to close-to-taskbar/minimize/maximize the screen size. Do they not exist in FastStone Viewer?
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Re: How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
Normally, the Faststone Image Viewer window has minimize, maximize/restore and close buttons.
However, if you switch to full screen, you'll see a borderless window. Press Esc to return to standard view.
Does that help?
However, if you switch to full screen, you'll see a borderless window. Press Esc to return to standard view.
Does that help?
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Hans
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Re: How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
Thank, Hans!
When I open an image I get the borderless window. Pressing ESC closes the program. If I right click, I get a set of menus that doesn't contain any means to return to normal view nor to change the size of display.
Perhaps I have not installed it correctly. I'll work on reinstalling in a bit.
Thanks, again!
When I open an image I get the borderless window. Pressing ESC closes the program. If I right click, I get a set of menus that doesn't contain any means to return to normal view nor to change the size of display.
Perhaps I have not installed it correctly. I'll work on reinstalling in a bit.
Thanks, again!
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Re: How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
Is Faststone Image Viewer your default viewer for image files?
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Hans
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Re: How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
It was. To get around the problem for now, I switched back to Windows picture viewer.HansV wrote:Is Faststone Image Viewer your default viewer for image files?
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Re: How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
I you go back to FastStone Image Viewer:
- Double-click a picture file from Windows Explorer
- Press Enter to toggle between the application window and the full screen viewer.
If you'd rather not open images in full screen view:
- Press F12 to activate the Settings dialog.
- In the Viewer tab, select 'Browser View' from the 'Associated image launches in' dropdown.
- Click OK.
- Double-click a picture file from Windows Explorer
- Press Enter to toggle between the application window and the full screen viewer.
If you'd rather not open images in full screen view:
- Press F12 to activate the Settings dialog.
- In the Viewer tab, select 'Browser View' from the 'Associated image launches in' dropdown.
- Click OK.
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Re: How to Reduce the FastStone Viewer Screen
That did it!
Thank you, Hans!!!!!!
Thank you, Hans!!!!!!
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