Struggling to restore the viewers O & F modes

Help & Support
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So, after a long search i've managed to restore the O mode (Show VIEWERCMD=zoom), but i can't find the opposite function, to reset the image to fit the page. I would have been logical, if Show VIEWERCMD=zoom,toggle would have worked, or Show VIEWERCMD=unzoom, something, that gives us a clue. It wasn't a good idea to change those old shortcuts. What is the command to reset the original size? I think i have tried all obvious commands (leaving out "cut", "paste", "rotate", etc.), but i just can't find it. :unamused: Thanks!

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I'm not really sure what "O & F modes" means. Do you want the command for "Fit to page?" It's Show VIEWERCMD=zoom,fit and the default key for it is F.

All the viewer commands are documented in the manual.

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[quote="jon"]I'm not really sure what "O & F modes" means. Do you want the command for "Fit to page?" It's Show VIEWERCMD=zoom,fit and the default key for it is F.

All the viewer commands are documented in the manual.[/quote]

"O" was the old shortcut to show the original size of the image, in Opus 11. Accordingly, "F" was the other command. Sorry for not finding it, but i have used the old manual for Opus 11. I wasn't aware, that the new updated manual is online alreday, thanks! I have yet to check, why the F default command didn't work. I must have some clashing entry or something.

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The new manual is also supplied with the program, just press F1.

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Ok, thanks. Didn't use the F1 help not much for some reason, but it seems to be the same as the online version. I'm playing around with the Tagger, re-arranging some viewer stuff. I'm also glad that it runs so smoothly, without the need to use Autohotkey anymore.

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To avoid questions about my Script AddIn Tagger: the new version with much better dialog and various new features (makes my other Script FullScreenMetaEdit obsolete) is currently unpublished. abr is my (hopefully happy) beta tester. :smiley:

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The beta test ist quite satisfying, i can assure you. A little honing & polishing, & you can roll it out pretty soon. :smiley:
& yes, it's quite an advantage to be able to do this in full screen mode, where the various new controls for the viewer pane also come in very handy.