Command Reference
When you start you see the typical application layout: a workspace containing your documents (images in this case), a menubar that provides access to the various commands, a toolbar with shortcut buttons for some of them and a status bar at the bottom to display status messages. When you have the loaded an image into , there is also an additional context menu available which is diplayed by clicking your right mouse button over the image (you knew that already, didn't you?). Below, all menu entries are explained in the order= that they appear in the menubar.

The File Menu
O File Open 	Opens a new image in . The size of the main window and the image after loading are determined by your settings. If you open several images, only the last one is shown, but all of them can be accessed using the image list.
File Open Recent 	Displays a list of recently opened images. Selecting one from this list reopens the image.
S File Save 	Save the current image.
File Save As 	Saves the image under a different name. By choosing a new file format you can convert the image to a different graphics type.
W File Close 	Closes the currently displayed image.
P File Print 	Prints the image.
N File New Window 	Creates a new (empty) application window.
X File Close Window 	Closes the currently active window. If you have only one window open this effectively finishes your session.
Q File Quit 	Quits . If you have several windows open, all of them are closed.

The Edit Menu
Shift F Edit Fullscreen Mode 	 This option maximizes the window and the currently shown image so you can have a closer look at it. Even the window decorations (titlebar etc) are temporarily removed. Selecting this option once again switches back to normal mode.
C Edit Crop 	 If you have selected any part of the image (by drawing a box around it using your mouse) you can cut off all the rest around it by using this option. Your image is effectively reduced to your selection.
Ctrl R Edit Reset 	Resets the image to its original state (right after opening it).

The View Menu
View Zoom... 	Opens a dialog for editing the zoom factor. This value is given in percent and always refers to the initial size of the picture.
+ View Zoom In 	Enlarges the image by ten percent. Notice that this refers to the current size of the picture.
- View Zoom Out 	Reduces the image size by ten percent. Again this refers to the current size of the image.
] View Double size 	Doubles the current image size.
[ View Half size 	Cuts the image size by half. As above, this refers to the current image size.
M View Max size 	Maximizes the image size. The image is scaled to the window size. This action does not preserve the aspect ratio.
A View Max/aspect 	Maximizes the image size. Again, the image is size is maximized, but this time keeping the aspect ratio constant.

The Transform Menu
This menu offers commands for simple geometrical operations: rotation and reflection.
; Transform Rotate clockwise 	Rotates the image by 90=B0 in the clockwise direction.
, Transform Rotate anti-clockwise 	Rotates the image by 90=B0 in the counter-clockwise direction.
V Transform Flip vertical 	Flips the image along the vertical. Mathematically, this does a reflection along the image's horizontal center line.
H Transform Flip horizontal 	Flips the image along the horizontal. Mathematically, this does a reflection along the image's vertical center line.

The Desktop Menu
Desktop Desktop Tile 	Tiles your image to the desktop background..
Desktop Desktop Max 	Wallpapers your image to the desktop. This scales the image to the desktop size, possibly changing its aspect ratio.
Desktop Desktop Maxpect 	Wallpapers your image to the desktop. This scales the image to the desktop size, but keeps its aspect ratio constant.

The Images Menu
provides some functions for simple image processing:
Images List... 	Displays a list of the currently loaded images. You can flip through the images by either double-clicking on them or using the Previous and Next buttons. Shuffle rearranges the images in a random order, Sort arranges them alphabetically. Pressing Start Slideshow will start the slideshow with the current settings for interval and looping. In addition, you can save and load your image list using the corresponding buttons.
Left Arrow Images Back 	Switches to the previous image in the list.
Right Arrow Images Forward 	Switches to the next item in the list.
S Images Slideshow On/Off 	Starts or stops the slideshow.

The Filter Menu
provides some functions for simple image processing:
Filter Intensity Brightness 	Changes the brightness of the image. Enter the new brightness in percent (with respect to the initial value).
Filter Intensity Gamma Correct... 	Adjusts the gamma factor.
Filter Greyscale 	Converts a color image to a greyscale image.
Filter Smooth 	Smoothes the image by reducing the contrast between neighboring pixels.

The Settings Menu
This menu provides options for configuring , changing its appearance, shortcuts and standard behavior.
M Settings Show Menubar 	Toggles the menubar on/off.
Settings Show Toolbar 	Toggles the toolbar on/off.
Settings Show Statusbar 	Toggles the statusbar on/off.
Settings Save settings 	Saves the current settings.
Settings Configure Key Bindings... 	Opens a dialog for changing the key bindings. Using this option you can change the standard key shortcut for 's commands or create new ones.
Settings Configure Toolbars... 	Opens a dialog for configuring the toolbar. You can add and remove toolbuttons for 's commands with this option.
Settings Configure KView... 	Opens a dialog for changing some options and your keybindings:
On Load 	This option determines if the window and/or the image will be resized after loading a new picture into . With Resize Window enabled, the window will be resized so that it snuggly fits around the loaded image. Notice that this can reduce the main window almost to a vertical arrangement of menu entries if you load a small button pixmap (you can resize the window afterwards in the usual way, of course). If your image is pretty large (in terms of pixels), sometimes the window is resized in such a way that the caption bar completely moves off your screen. Similarly, Resize Image resizes the image to fit into the workspace (keeping its aspect ratio intact). And with No Resize as your choice, both and your image keep their size.
Slideshow 	Here you can change the parameters for the slideshow: the interval between the different slides, and if the show should continuously loop.

The Help Menu