The GridView menu controls the right-hand area of the screen, where the thumbnail images are displayed. |
The Show submenu gives you choices about what is shown on the main GridView screen. Experiment with the various options to see what you find most useful.
Default Orientation allows you to rotate all the images at once. It's useful if you have a folder containing only portraits, for example, which need to be rotated to vertical orientation. Sort mode controls the order in which the images appear on the screen. If Lock cell size is unchecked, you can drag the right or the bottom edge of any GridView cell to change size at which the cells are displayed.If Lock cell size is unchecked, you can't - unless you hold down the Control key, which disables the lock.
| Cell Size & margin brings up a dialog box which gives you control over the thumbnail display.
Default cell size redraws the thumbnails at the size specified under Grid View's Preferences or at the size specified by the save as default button at the bottom of the box. You can scroll in various ways in GridView. The PageDown key or the Spacebar scroll the display down a page; PageUp or Shift-Space scroll it up a page. The Arrow keys select adjacent cells; if Option is depressed at the same time, they scroll the display slowly, and the Home and End keys are also active. NOTE: You can set permanent controls for many of GridView's characteristics using GridView's Preferences.