SIP - Selected Image Preview

[MrCreatoR]

This utility allows to preview image file by holding down left (main) mouse button on selected file in explorer window (or on desktop).

Notes:

• Tested on Win 7/Win XP Rus Professional.
• If Tray icon is hidden, use «Ctrl + Shift + Q» to exit the program.

Screenshot:

Changelog:

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v1.4

* Fixed issue with opening large Avi files. Only small avi files are supported.

* Now the Avi preview is centered.

v1.3

* Empty cursor now generated from memory instead of file write.

* Replaced color picker.

* Icons now handled separately.

* Animations now supported partially (gif, ani, avi).

v1.2

* Again Preview mechanism completely rewritten (thanks to Yashied).

* Added Tray Icon (optionally).

* Added Settings dialog (from tray, or by command line: /Settings).

* Added About dialog (from tray, or by command line: /About).

* Now the preview window does not focused.

* Full compatibility with WinXP.

* Changed program icon.

* Fixed issue with called file rename action.

* Fixed issue with mouse buttons swap (left/right handed).

v1.1

* Now compatible with WinXP.

* Complete rewrite of Preview mechanism (thanks to Yashied). Now should better handle preview scaling and different images load.

* Fixed issue with not working preview when files extension is hidden.

* Fixed issue with crashing program/explorer on some objects.

* Fixed issue with activating explorer window.

* Fixed issue with hiding cursor while moving preview.

v1.0

* First release.

Download:

SIP.zip (Counter: )

Edited August 19, 2012 by MrCreatoR

[UEZ]

Nice!

It would be nice when you can display some information about the displayed media below the displayed image. E.g. here:

Br,

UEZ

[KaFu]

Looks really nice .

Could you explain the possible errors this line fixes?

;Fix for keyboard layout issue for HotKeySet and other hotkeys functions
__WinAPI_LoadKeyboardLayout(0x0409)

Also in __Explorer_GetSelectedItem() I see you use _GUICtrlListView_GetItemText(). Keep in mind that AutoIt and Explorer bit-mode have to be in line for this to work (AU 32bit can only read 32bit LVs). Maybe it would be better to go the COM way like in this example?

[MrCreatoR]

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It would be nice when you can display some information about the displayed media below the displayed image

Good idea, maybe will add later.

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Could you explain the possible errors this line fixes?

It stated in the comments

If you set your keyboard layout to some language that doesn't includes latin letters before script starts, your accelerators and hotkeys such as ^c will not work.

Therefore you should fix this issue by changing the keyboard layout to English before you set the accelerators/hotkeys.

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AU 32bit can only read 32bit LVs

I have x64 windows on virtual machine, and the LVs are 32bit there, so my question is how it can be that LVs will be not 32bit?