Currently, when I click on an image file outside of Dopus, I have set it to open with Irfanview by default or I can choose "open with" Photoshop.
In Dopus, image files open with the very useful Dopus standalone viewer, overriding the Win7 (64bit) OS setting. However, I prefer Irfanview so that I can re-size images on the fly for the web without firing up Photoshop. I can't seem to find a way to override the Dopus viewer and a search hasn't come up with anything. Can it be done?
To re-iterate, when I double click a tif, jpg or ther image file in a lister, I want it to open with Irfanview rather then Dopus's native viewer.
Duh! Thanks for two absolutely to the point replies. In fact the internal viewer does what I need for quick fixes as you point out, AB, so I'll continue with that.
I've used Dopus for quite a while now and the only 'problem' is that while knowing that it will do pretty much anything I can think of, I get frustrated trying to think of where in 'prefs' I would find it. When I do find it, it seems logical enough to find it where it is, though. Other times, I find it can do useful things that I hadn't thought of doing.
An inevitable consequence of such a versatile and comprehensive piece of software, I guess. Maybe the answer is to learn the help file off by heart!
I have but sometimes can't think of the term to search for.
A neighbour for whom I just set up a wireless network was upset at replies she's been getting from a forum where she wanted to set up a picture of herself. The problem was not that she was lazy or dumb, she just didn't know that such a picture was known as an avatar. When I told her, it took her no time at all to sort herself out.
