Introduction

Welcome to program Image Viewer. This program is intended to show pictures. Well, someone may ask: Why yet another tool to show pictures? But the reason is really easy to understand! The picture viewer of Windows interprets for example an image rotation as a change of the picture and automatically saves this change. This in turn means that a visited picture is not long the “original”. In contrast to this, the program Image Viewer does not do any kind of changes and keep each picture as it is. On the other hand the picture viewer of Window is not able to show pictures that are located in subfolders. For this purpose users have to go into such a subfolder manually. The program Image Viewer instead is able to do this automatically. This means that user can easily jump to the next picture not matter if it is located in the same folder or in a subfolder.

Involved Files

Before continue reading, it seems to be a good idea to take a closer look at the files which are part of this program. Therefore, see the overview below to get an impression about involved files as well as their meaning.

ImageViewer.exe This is the executable file that contains the whole program code.
ImageViewer.chm Wow! Only for completeness, it is this help file.
ImageViewer.xml This is the program’s configuration file. It contains all current settings and is created as soon as the program is closed the very first time.
pdcmse32.dll This program library contains the PlexData Shell Extension for all 32–bit platforms and represents the code needed to extend the Windows Explorer’s context menu. This file is automatically extracted from the program code while the registration procedure and is stored on the local hard drive. More information about using the Windows Explorer’s context menu can be found in section Registration.
pdcmse64.dll This program library contains the PlexData Shell Extension for all 64–bit platforms and represents the code needed to extend the Windows Explorer’s context menu. This file is automatically extracted from the program code while the registration procedure and is stored on the local hard drive. More information about using the Windows Explorer’s context menu can be found in section Registration.

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