PhotoView v1.5 released

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

Features:

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.

Enhancements:

Bug fixes:

Known issues:

Screenshots:

Icon view
icon-view
Full image view with previous version(for reference)
full-image-view
Full image view with this version
full-image-view
Marked deleted some images
mark-deleted-view
Tree view
grouping-tree
Modification date
grouping-modification-date
Filename
grouping-filename
Directory name
grouping-directory-namew
Directory path
grouping-directory-path
File bytes
grouping-file-byte
File kilo-bytes
grouping-file-kilo-byte
File mega-bytes
grouping-file-mega-byte

Requirements:

Verified Platforms:

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.

On Windows:

Recommended way for Windows users.
Double-click on PhotoView-v1.5 file
This will serve many of use cases and easiest on Windows.

On UNIX/Windows:

Advanced use for Windows users and regular way for UNIX users.
% java -jar PhotoView-v1.5.jar
This will serve many of use cases.
% java -Xmx512M -jar PhotoView-v1.5.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.