CDisplay

What works

png, bmp, and most jpeg images

rar, zip, cbz, and cbr files load properly

txt and nfo files display properly (customizable fonts and layout)

drag and drop works fine, load dialog works but first page preview is distorted (the image can be removed in the configuration options under the programs settings tab)

resume from last shutdown works

color balance, yellow reduction and gamma correction work properly

full screen and windowed mode works

all screen fitting options work

small cursor works

double page mode works

all page scrolling options work including follow mouse and smart scrolling via space key

most mouse control options work (left middle and right buttons work with single, double and treble clicks)

manga mode works

all page movement control options work (slider, thumbnails and automatic slideshow)

page and file buffering works

save page to file works

zooming works when full page is visible

help works (font size needs to be set to large)

favorite directories, history and bookmarks work

What does not

Gif images and certain jpeg images do not display correctly.

Minimizing through CDisplay (such as pressing 'M', assigning minimize to a mouse button or selecting minimize from the popup menu), CDisplay will minimize but will not restore properly.

Mouse wheel direction option does not work

First page preview in load dialog does not display properly

Save page to clipboard does not work

Integrated help text is difficult to read under default settings

Workarounds

What was not tested

Associating cbr and cbz files with CDisplay so that double clicking on a cbr or cbz archive loads it into CDisplay.

Hardware tested

Graphics:

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Additional Comments

Gif and some Jpeg images that do not display properly appear as flattened and warped images. Also they occur regardless of what type of archive they are put in (zip cbr etc.) I don't know what type of jpeg files CDisplay has problems with but I know that this bug does not exist on a regular installation of CDisplay on either Windows XP, or Windows Vista. As for the gif images, i only used gif images i made using GIMP 2.4.5. I used the Gimp to create all images except for certain jpeg files that I knew CDisplay had displayed incorrectly.

When I initially installed it and tried to open files it said that it could not find the dlls necessary to access zip&rar archives (although they were clearly in the folder). I later on installed sidenet, and fiddled around with winecfg (no changing of the stuff in the Libraries tab) such as assigning drives and such. When I tried again, everything worked perfectly, (I also have wine set as win98).