Window Control ‐ Image & Thumbnail Browser - BazzaCuda/MinimalistMediaPlayerX GitHub Wiki

You can resize the Image & Thumbnail Browser window so that the image is displayed at the exact dimensions you require

as you resize the window, the new dimensions will be displayed in the status bar
the status bar displays the dimensions of the image file itself, e.g. 800 x 600
the status bar also shows the dimensions that the image is currently being displayed at, e.g. D: 1880 x 1200
as you resize the window, the D: ??? x ??? dimensions will change
if you take an MMP screenshot (Ctrl-[S]), the High Definition .png file will have the exact same dimensions as shown in the D: ??? status bar panel

as you resize the window, you will find that the image display will compensate by adding black borders around the image
you can remove these by hitting [J] to ad[J]ust the window to match the aspect ratio of the image
this takes your resized height of the window and ad[J]usts the width so that together they now match the image's aspect ratio

Control	Action
[ESC]ape	exit the app. Also closes all popup dialog boxes and messages
[F]	show/cancel [F]ullScreen* mode
[G]	[G]reater window size. Can be held down for rapid increase
Ctrl-[G]	reduce, i.e. un[G]reater, the window size. Can be held down for rapid decrease
[H]	position the window [H]orizontally (and Vertically) in the center of the screen
[J]	ad[J]ust the window width so that the window matches the aspect ratio of the image
[M]	[M]aximize the window to the largest allowable by the screen whilst maintaining the correct aspect ratio. Very occasionally, the window might be positioned so that the bottom edge is behind the Windows taskbar. This corrects that
[N]	mi[N]imize window to the Windows taskbar
Left button down	drag the media window around the screen - this cancels Auto-Center

fine window control	you can resize the displayed image to the exact* dimensions that you want your Ctrl-[S] screenshot .png file to have*
Numpad [-]	reduce height by 1 pixel
Numpad [+]	increase height by 1 pixel
Ctrl-Numpad [-]	reduce width by 1 pixel
Ctrl-Numpad [+]	increase width by 1 pixel
add [Shift]	increase/reduce by 10 pixels
	all the above can be held down for rapid repeat

[H] and [M] re-establish Auto-Center