PhotoView v1.1 released

PhotoView is a simple picture display program in Java that helps to navigate and to delete pictures under a directory.

Features:

Display a full-size picture.
Display a fitted-size picture.
Delete pictures.
Display thumbnails with paths in tree-view.
Display thumbnails in panel-view.

New Features:

Mark pictures deleted.
Unmark pictures deleted.
Deleted marked pictures.

Pictures can be "marked" as "deleted" such that icons are drawn with a cross. These pictures can be fully deleted or removed with "Delete Marked" or recover with "Unmark Deleted." These are preferred over "Delete" command.

Resizable icons in both tree view and panel view.

Bug fixes:

Fixed popup menu not coming up on Windows platforms.
Fixed wrong pathnames when a drive letter like "D:\" is used for display on Windows platforms.

Known issues:

"Delete" operation is slow. When lots of pictures are displayed in the tree view, PhotoView does not response for a while if a picture is deleted. This is due to Java Swing Tree implementation. Use "Mark Deleted" and "Delete Marked" functionalities.
Tree-view does not display icons appropriately on Windows platforms.

Screenshots:

Icon view
Full image view
Resized image to fit to the window size
Marked deleted some images

Requirements:

Java 1.6 or higher
PhotoView v1.1 zip package

Verified Platforms:

FreeBSD
Mac OS X
Windows Vista

PhotoView will also run on other Windows and Linux with Java 1.6 or higher.

How to Run:

Unzip the distribution file and execute the program within the folder. The "lib" folder contains libraries and their source code. They are required to run the application.

% java -jar PhotoView-v1.1.jar: This will serve most of use cases.
% java -Xmx512M -jar PhotoView-v1.1.jar: In order to display large size pictures, more memory needs to be allocated. You can change memory size for Java provided by Sun Microsystems in the following way. Use -Xmx[n] option to increase usable memory size where [n] indicates the size of memory. No suffix indicates bytes, k and K do kilo-bytes, m and M do mega-bytes, and g and G do giga-bytes.

License:

You may use PhotoView for free of charge but at your own risk. PhotoView is not liable for any damages arising from use of this software.