File, Exit (Ctrl+Q)
Closes the iBrowse application.

View, Image (Enter)
When a thumbnail is selected (by clicking it), this opens a full-size copy of the image in a separate viewer. (You can also double-click the thumbnail to do this.) The viewer window is shown on the Windows taskbar and can be minimized; any number of viewer windows can be open at once, system resources allowing. Click the image to close the viewer.

View, Folder (F4)
Toggles the Folders panel open and closed. When the panel is open, you can select a different folder to preview its images. Closing the panel maximizes viewing space for thumbnails.

Refresh Thumbnails (F5) Causes iBrowse to re-scan current folder for images.

Refresh Folders
Causes iBrowse to rebuild the folder tree in the panel at the left.

Tools, Copy Image To Clipboard
Copies the image represented by the selected thumbnail to the Windows clipboard (at the image's full size).

Tools, Copy Image Path To Clipboard
Copies the full path of the selected thumbnail image-file to the clipboard.

Tools, Copy File To Folder...
Displays a folder dialog. Choose a folder and the file represented by the selected thumbnail will be copied to that folder.

Tools, Print Image...
Displays a standard print dialog, allowing you to print the selected image at full-size.

Tools, Save JPEG Thumbnail...
Saves the selected thumbnail as a JPEG file, at the dimensions it appears in the browser. A standard file dialog is shown, letting you choose a name and location for the image.

Tools, Save All As JPEG Thumbnails
Saves all the displayed thumbnails as JPEG files, at the dimensions they appear in the browser. A new subfolder is created in the current folder, and the thumbnails are saved to the new folder.

Tools, Options
Displays the iBrowse Options dialog.