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Old 02-21-2025, 03:35 PM   #48
KevinH
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Originally Posted by mrprobert View Post
Thanks, Becky. I think I can get the same result with right-click -> Get Info.

What would be really useful for me is to see image and font filesizes without generating a report.
You can now.

Just double-click on an Image in BookBrowser and an Image Tab will open showing the image, number of colors, width and height in pixels and of course the file size.

Similarly if you doubleclick on a font, a Font Tab will open showing the Font in a variety of sizes, its Font Name assigned by css and of course the file size.

That was the reason I wanted to add a Get Info for XHTMLFiles so that you did not have to run reports.

We could instead expand the GetInfo() to other file types:

Something like the following for all types of Files:

Bookpath
Filename
Folder
Media Type
File Size(kb)

And then with extras dependent on the type of file:

For XHTML (as we have now)
--------------------------------
Epub Version
Primary Language
Well Formed
Word Count
Linked Stylesheets
Linked Javascripts
Linked Images
Linked Audio
Linked Video
Semantics
Manifest Properties
Defined IDS

For Images
------------
Image Size Width x Height in pixels
Color vs Greyscale
Depth (bits per pixel) 8, 16, 24, 32

For Fonts
----------
Font Name
Weight


What about that idea? Would people like to see the GetInfo expanded to other file types?
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