ABCDEFG Posted March 31 Posted March 31 (edited) Here's the second fix for xnview https://filebin.net/i4dvch4eyiktta2d, once you apply it you won't need SH95UPD, but it must be freshly installed xnview extract the package to C:\ and run the XnvFix.bat. Only, the solution to the webp.dll problem will have to wait a bit. Edited March 31 by ABCDEFG
deomsh Posted March 31 Posted March 31 @ABCDEFG before running the fix I only had to adapt XNVFIX.BAT to my Program Files drive-letter. XnView v2.13 seems to run out of the box on a clean system, without SH95UPD: @cov3rt about posting images: above image is a slightly cut 1920x1200 print-screen, pasted into Irfanview and saved as *.png and then drag-and-drop into the post. This one has filesize of 78KB, even less is possible with png.
ABCDEFG Posted April 3 Posted April 3 @deomsh Yes, it should work on 95rtm too, it just needs to have c runtime installed.
deomsh Posted April 3 Posted April 3 @ABCDEFG Thanks, I have MSVCRT.DLL on board. First I just copied the fix from Windows 95 OSR2, but today I tried a fresh one in Windows 95a. Everything is fine, I only had some initial issues not founding the XnView directory, but that was an easy job compared to yours. BTW print-screen further processed in XnView, as it looks like the default png compression is heavier than IrfanView's. 1
cov3rt Posted May 22 Author Posted May 22 Any updates? Also since we are talking about xnview, i think it's ok to ask about a related thing. Does anyone know if there's an official or unofficial method for getting rid of the file icons showing on the bottom right of thumbnails in windows explorer when xnview is installed on windows 9x / 2K? I know modern os have the option to disable this via folder options by unchecking "display file icon on thumbnails", but it's absent in 2K and older. I asked chatgpt if they know of any solutions but they have concluded that there might not be and / or that the file icon handler part might be baked into the thumbnail part itself.
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