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Old 07-21-2026, 08:00 AM   #3
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It's not a bug and it's not poor code. It's a settings issue in the viewer. By default, when you go full screen, you get automatic columns. So your image is in the first column.

Kovid, could you have settings for columns, for when the viewer more then 1/2 the screen width and form when the view is less then 1/2 the screen width? If I want to have just 2 columns in full screen, I have to change it and when I do and I go back my windowed view, I still have the 2 columns. It would be best if full screen I had two columns but in my windowed view I had just one column. This way, I would not have to keep changing settings. Oh ans one other set of settings. An option for the space between columns. As it is, I'd have to set the margins every time I go from columns to no columns and back.. Thanks.

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