Short:    Thumbnail viewer for PicShow
Uploader: thomas-rapp@web.de (Thomas Rapp)
Type:     gfx/show
Version:  7.253


It will show all pictures in a directory as thumbnails. A double click on a
thumbnail will start a utility (e.g. PicShow). There are functions to rename,
copy or move picture files.


Get the latest beta version from http://picshow.ch.to
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Usage
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Copy the executable to the same directory as PicShow. Please note that
"Thumb" is only a stub program. You also need the actual processor version
"Thumb.???", where ??? is 000, elf, wos, mos or os4.

Thumb can be called from Workbench or Shell. You can set these parameters
in the Shell or in the icon's tooltypes:

PATH       path to the directory that should be displayed. Default is the
           current directory.

UTILITY    command line to execute on a double click. Use %s as a placeholder
           for the picture name. Usualy the name should be enclosed in
           quotation marks. Default is PicShow.

PUBSCREEN  name of the pubscreen. Default is Workbench.

ALL        Include subdirectories recursively

QUIT       Make Thumb quit when a picture is doubleclicked.

REQUEST    Open a path requester.

LISTPARM   Name of the switch which makes the viewer utility treat the file
           name as a picture list instead of a single picture. This string
           is appended to the end of the UTILITY command line. Default is
           LIST.

THUMBW     Width of the thumbnails. Default is 100.

THUMBH     Height of the thumbnails including the description text. Default
           is 100.

DIRPRI     Priority of the directory reading task. Default is -5.

THUMBPRI   Priority of the thumbnail creation task. Default is -5.

To start Thumb from PicShow add a line like this to PicShow.keys:

F3 = SHELL run thumb "%p"

Notes: 

- you have to use run, otherwise PicShow will freeze until Thumb is
  finished.

- if Thumb or PicShow is not in the DOS path, you have to specify the
  absolute directory. Example:

  F3 = SHELL run sys:utilities/Thumb "%p" sys:utilities/PicShow