Thumbnail Browser Point Thumbnail Browser to a folder and see a thumbnail of each picture. Click them to see the picture in a window or fullscreen
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Point Thumbnail Browser to a folder and see a thumbnail of each picture. Click them to see the picture in a window or fullscreen Point Thumbnail Browser to a folder- or drop one on the browser window- and it will make a thumbnail of every picture file it recognizes. Click on a thumbnail and a preview slides out. The toolbar lets you open a folder, show the picture in a view window, show it in full-screen mode, change preferences, and open a help window (which shows this file).In the view window or in full-screen mode the picture can be resized by stretching it to the window or using the menus to reduce or enlarge it (or use keyboard shortcuts; see below). If the picture is bigger than the window, you can drag the picture around or use the scroll bars. You can also rotate the image.Keyboard shortcutsThumbnail Browser was designed to be easily used with the keyboard. There are a number of keyboard shortcuts. One set uses the numeric keypad, handiest for full size keyboards. Another set is on the main keyboard, mainly for use on laptops. Note that you do NOT hold the Command key for these.In the thumbnail window you can drag a thumbnail to any place a picture can be dropped. Note that if you drop it on a finder window OSX moves it by default (hold Option to copy). The thumbnail will still be visible if the file is moved but you will get an error if you try to view it. To refresh the thumbnails you have to reopen the folder.In the view window you can save the file, usually if you have resized or rotated the image. The file can be saved in any format your system supports. You can also print the picture (save to PDF is in the print dialog). The picture will always be printed as large as possible on the page.In full-screen mode it is easy to create desktop background pictures. Turn on the menu bar (press m) to see how it will fit, then use the screen capture keyboard shortcut built in to OSX: Command-Shift-3. This saves the full screen to a new PDF on the desktop. Set your desktop background to this new file.There are a number of options available in Preferences. Hopefully, these explain themselves. NOTE: Freeware for personal use.

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