| The Navigation panel shows the thumbnails of images in the
current folder.
You can activate the navigation panel using
View->Navigation panel menu command.
You can perform the following operations
in the navigation panel by right clicking the image or by pressing on
a menu icon ( ):
Select all command marks all images in the
folder.
Unselect all
command clears all marks, none of images becomes selected.
Invert selected
command changes a state of the image to the opposite (selected->unselected,
unselected->selected).
Command Add selected to
queue images adds marked images to the
queue with the current settings.
Rename selected
command lets you rename one or a group of files using template.
For example, you can rename all your files this way: "2005.06.25-The
Beach (13)", so that your files are always shown sorted by date.
Copy selected command copies the marked
files to the selected folder.
Move selected command moves the marked
files to the selected folder.
Delete selected command moves the marked
files to the trash-bin.
Lossless rotate commands rotate the image
and save it with the original date and time. The operation is lossless
so JPEG quality does not deteriorates. RAW files cannot be rotated by
this function.
Auto rotate (lossless) command
analyzes the image and tries to define its orientation. The command
assumes that the upper part of the image should be brighter than the
bottom part. The program checks only images in original "landscape"
orientation and ignores already rotated images.
Refresh list command
updates the thumbnails and can be useful if you delete or rename files
outside of the program manually.
Recent folders command (available from
a navigation panel toolbar )
remembers the list of last folders from which the image was open.
Folder tree command (available from a
navigation panel toolbar )
opens a list with a folder tree so you can see where you are located now
and choose another folder.
Parent folder command (available from
a navigation panel toolbar )
lets you jump to the parent folder. All marks in the current folder will
be lost. |