Browser Auto Mode is NOT avalible

Mabel

• October 02, 2015 23:10

Capture One 8.3.3
Windows 7 64bit 16 GB RAM i7 SSD

Have I missed sometiing obvious regarding the Browser Auto Mode?


Browser Auto Mode is NOT avalible
in the view menu on my sysem !!

the user manual states that;

View>Browser Auto Mode to hide the Browser from view

until you move your curser to the *bottom of the page where it will

automatically pop up.

When you move the curser away

the Browser will disappear from view. Once selected, this option

will change to Browser Manual Mode.

Thanks

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  SFA

  • October 03, 2015 01:29

  I think maybe this is one of the anomalies between the Mac version (as displayed in the on-line help) and what can be done with Windows.
  
  There are a few differences. Not all of them may be identified in the Help files, though many are.
  
  Swings and roundabouts. Both operating systems have some gains and some losses - bit of course are always each in a state of change so it can be difficult to keep up with what is and is not possible.
  
  
  HTH.
  
  
  
  Grant

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  Mabel

  • October 03, 2015 13:44

  Thank you for the information.
  
  It's a shame it doen't work in windows, that would be a very usseful feature.

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  SFA

  • October 03, 2015 16:18

  [quote="Mabel" wrote:
  Thank you for the information.
  
  It's a shame it doen't work in windows, that would be a very usseful feature.

  
  
  
  You can use Ctrl+B to turn the browser display on and off. That, in my opinion, may be a better option although I rarely use it.
  
  The Windows pop up bar almost always pop up when I don't want it to!
  
  
  Grant

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  Andriy.Okhrimets

  • October 06, 2015 14:22

  Ctrl+B does the trick as I recall, you can also align Browser to the right of image, if you mostly working with photos in portrait orientation.

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