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[CDvd]

Bugs :

I've discovered some strange behaviors when tagging photos with tagging mode enabled :

It's all about the semicolon delimited list "People" tag

1. It's impossible to uncheck someone when there's a space before his name in the tag:

Let's say David and Daniel are present on a photo :
If I manually tag People to "David; Daniel" (with a space before Daniel) It will be impossible to uncheck Daniel


2. When tagging some photos (renaming tags in the view scheme), I unintentionally duplicated some names in the people tag :

"David;David"

And then, the check box in front of "David" in quick tag mode turns into a red box, and it is impossible to uncheck it.


3. The "Remove leading and trailling spaces" option of the "Clean File properties" doesn't remove any space for (example) "David; Daniel". (Which could be very usefull for the 1rst problem)

I love media center, it is extremely usefull and powerfull and i think it could be even greater :

Feature request :

1. I don't understand why the headers of view schemes cannot be easyly organised (Like headers of detailled view in playing now). When viewing on my 4000+ photos I often need to change the precedence of view items (or adding or removing them). To do so I need at least 5 clicks when only one could/should be ehough (a simple drag and drop)

2. When viewing photos in full screen I'd love to be able to change photos with the mouse wheel (Like I do when I use ACD-See, without the keybord).
A lot of programs use Ctrl+"Mouse wheel" to zoom (photoshop, office...) and it could be a more intuitive way to do things....
So... please.... an option for rebinding keys would be very usefull, It will let every one to customize the program to do things the way they like!

I will not conclude by saying usual things like "MC rocks" or "it's amazing to see how your team is responsive and listening to theirs users" because it's so obvious..
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[Matt]

We'll fix the bugs.

And MC already supports the mouse-wheel for zooming on images, and also click-n-drag for moving around once it's zoomed in.  You may need to first click the image to give it the focus.

Thanks CDvd.

[CDvd]

(To Matt)

I was certainly not clear enough, I was suggesting the following :

-to be able to map "mouse wheel up" and "mouse wheel down" to "next" and "previous" (instead of zooming). This could allow (in my opinion) a simpler, quicker and more confortable way to browse images when in full screen.

-and then use "ctrl + mouse wheel" (up or down) to be still able to zoom (in and out), which could be a more standart way (because it seems to be a windows one) for zooming.

-when using a view scheme, to change the filter's order, you have to click on a header, then re-click on the "Edit view scheme" that appeared, then click on a item and finally click on "up" or "down" buttons... -> 4 clicks (+ok = 5 clicks)
Things could be simpler if you can re-order items by simply clicking/draging/dropping an header (Ex. clicking "Places" dragging it before "People" and dropping it here).

Thanks.
David.