image + description view

[paparaz]

hi guys,
i looked trogh pm but i didn't find a way to look  at  the pics and at the same time  read  the  description.
is there a way, could someone explain how to do it thanks 
paparaz

[Kirk Baker]

paparaz,

i looked trogh pm but i didn't find a way to look  at  the pics and at the same time  read  the  description.
is there a way, could someone explain how to do it thanks 

Try turning on the "Info Tooltips" on the View menu.  You can customize the information displayed with the "Set Info Text..." command on the Edit menu.

-Kirk

[FVlcek]

Also, in the preferences of PM is Labels fields which you can use to display up to three lines of text (from expanded variables)below the thumbnail. For caption, at least a part of it will fit there with the rest displayable by the info tooltips.

Hope this helps, from a PM customer, Frantisek

[Davpino]

Try turning on the "Info Tooltips" on the View menu.  You can customize the information displayed with the "Set Info Text..." command on the Edit menu.

-Kirk

Nice FEATURE!
Haven't seen it before... I can change the text full to german.
Btw.: Any date for localization?
THX

[Kirk Baker]

Try turning on the "Info Tooltips" on the View menu.  You can customize the information displayed with the "Set Info Text..." command on the Edit menu.

-Kirk

Nice FEATURE!
Haven't seen it before... I can change the text full to german.
Btw.: Any date for localization?

No date at this time.  Though most of the application is fully Unicode now so it is definitely possible to be done.

-Kirk

[Ben Curtis]

Try turning on the "Info Tooltips" on the View menu.  You can customize the information displayed with the "Set Info Text..." command on the Edit menu.

VERY nice indeed.

Also, in the preferences of PM is Labels fields which you can use to display up to three lines of text (from expanded variables)below the thumbnail. For caption, at least a part of it will fit there with the rest displayable by the info tooltips.

Also very nice... I've just tried using it with this code and it looks good:

"{shutter}sec @ f{aperture} on {iso}"

Now if you can just come up with a "photo is sharp, photo is not sharp" indicator.... :-) :-)

Regards,

Ben