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Old 08-19-2019, 12:52 PM   #615
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All the well behaved programs present the files in growing order (from 001 to 258). Only gimagereader presents them stubbornly in reverse order...

gprename thus presents them normally in growing order and accepts regexes (see screenshot)

@KevinH

If I import the files in the Calibre editor (did not find a place where they could be accepted in Sigil), even organized in reverse order, they get sorted automatically by growing numbers, 001 on top, 258 down.

@Doitsu

I did not find any magic button to reverse the order of the files. I contacted the developer who does not reproduce the bug and tells me "If it does not work with the file dialog, you can still use the command line, i.e.

$ gimagereader-gtk $(ls -1 *.tif | sort -n)" which I failed to achieve...
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