Click in the “ Hotkey” and remove the assigned key.Double click on previous picture or next picture.
So how can we set it back to the good old arrow keys? In Directory Opus, however, those keys are instead spacebar and backspace. In most image viewers today you can use the right and left arrow keys to go to the next or previous image if you have multiple photos. You can use the same window when opening images after another in Directory Opus 12 Use the arrow keys to go to the next/previous picture Turn on “ Reuse existing viewer window”.You can set the image viewer to use the same window every time you open a new image instead of opening multiple windows. That’s it! Open pictures in the same window Or if the picture is larger than your screen width and height Directory Opus will constrain the picture to the viewer frame, so you can see the whole picture.If the picture is smaller than your screen width and height, the viewer will adjust its frame to the picture dimensions.This will tell Directory Opus one of two things: This will do the same for the preview (internal) viewer. Go to Preferences > Appearance > and set “ auto-size viewer window” to “ fit every picture“.Īlso go to Preferences > Viewer – Behavior > Reset Zoom level for each picture to Fit To Page. Oh, by the way, if you like that black interface – Directory Opus can have that too if you want.ĭirectory Opus will not resize the image to fit the window by default, so a large picture will look like this 😟: Directory Opus viewer default behaviour does not fit images to screen dimensions This is how a large picture looks in Windows 10 Photos image viewer. Even if the picture dimensions are larger than the screen, it is all contained within the screen area. When we open a picture we prefer to see the whole image, right? Not just a part of it. Nevertheless, there are some default settings that come with the viewer that either make no sense or could be adjusted for a more “modern” workflow, in my opinion. The “ viewer” and the “ view pane” are basically the same, except that the “ viewer pane” allows you to view the viewer inside a Directory Opus window. Word files, excel, mp4, mp3, jpg, RAW, ARW, txt, HTML to mention a few. It can preview pretty much all popular file types out there. There is a reason the “ viewer” is called the viewer in Directory Opus. You can compare it to the “Windows photo viewer” or MacOS’s “ Preview“. “The viewer” is Directory Opus’ internal previewer for all kinds of files, but most commonly image files. I don’t make money or have any ads on this site. Directory Opus has a range of tools and customization options that make it far more versatile and powerful than Windows Explorer.ĭisclaimer: Note that this is not an advertorial for Directory Opus. Directory Opus is an alternative software for Windows Explorer.
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