MAIN TURBOVIEW WINDOW:
If you double click on the pic that is displayed in the Main TurboView's windows, then that brings up a LARGE PREVIEW Window.

FILES LIST WINDOW:
If you double click on a file or press return while a single file is HI-LITED, or double click
in the preview area, then that brings up a LARGE PREVIEW Window.

NOTES DATA BASE EDITOR WINDOW
Double click on the picture's preview window.

SEARCH FILES WINDOW
Double click on the picture's preview window.

ALBUM MANAGER
Double click on the picture's preview window.

CATALOG WINDOW
Double click on the picture's preview window.

NOTE: You can also double click on a filename where you see a list of filenames displayed. Also you can press return if the file you want shown is the hi-lited one in the list.

HINT:
Sometimes it's nice to load up a bunch of ANIMATED GIF files to see which one you want to use for a particular purpose. Well, you can load these GIFs into the large preview windows and EACH WINDOW will be playing the GIF file. So you could have 10 GIFs all playing at the SAME time. Be careful not to get TOO many Animated GIFs open at the same time, because it will slow the system down after about 15 to 20 opened playing GIF files. IE: When picking an animated GIF MailBox for web development, I like to have the ones I want to pick from all playing so I can see which one I really want to use. Then once I have the one I want to use, I "DRAG" it into my Web page development document. Very slick!
 

PREVIEWS Menu Options:
The PREVIEWS menu option appears in both the main TurboView window and in the Files List Window. This menu selection has several items to pick from:

DISPLAY NEXT PREVIEW
This brings up the next preview window if more than one in opened up.

HIDE ALL PREVIEWS
This minimizes all the preview windows.

SHOW ALL PREVIEWS
This shows all the preview windows on the screen.

TILE ALL PREVIEWS
This takes all the preview windows and then TILES them onto your screen.

REMOVE ALL PREVIEWS
This closes out ALL the preview windows. This is like clicking on the "X" in the upper right hand corner to close out each one.

If you have at least ONE open Large Preview Window, then you will see these in a list below the other menu items. If you click on one of these files then that particular preview window will be brought up.

TurboView has the ability to open up many LARGE PREVIEW windows. These can be used to compare several files on the screen at once, etc...

These preview windows can all do the following things:
 

• Press SPACE-BAR to tag the file. This TAG shows up in the Files List Window.
• Press ESCAPE closes out the preview window that is active
• DRAG FROM the preview window to where ever you want to
• DOUBLE CLICK the preview window to switch the viewing mode from Stretchable to Scrollable.
• If you press UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, then the next file in the FILES LIST will be displayed in the Large Preview Window. NOTE: If you are NOT in the Files List window when pressing these keys, then the Large Preview Window will close.
• RIGHT-CLICK and then a pop-up menu appears so that you can pick from many options. These are the available menu options after right-clicking:
• Display HINT / TIP <Turn it on or off>
• Previous <See previous large preview>
• Next <See next large preview>
• Toggle-View <Switch between Strechable & Scrollable mode>
• TAG/UnTAG File <toggles the tagged status of the file>
• Hide All Previews
• Show All Previews
• Tile All Previews
• Remove All Previews     <closes out all the large preview windows>
• Exit <Close the current large preview window>

CTRL-F9 <SHOW NEXT>
If you have many Preview windows open, this brings up the NEXT preview window to the top of your desktop. So, if it was hidden, it would be brought into view.

CTRL-F10 <MINIMIZE>
If you have a bunch of these preview windows all over your screen and you want to clean up your desktop, this function key will minimize all of the preview windows at once. You can use CTRL-F11 to get them all back.

CTRL-F11 <RESTORE>
This is bring up all preview windows into view in the SAME location in which they were before minimizing them.

CTRL-F12 <TILED>
This function will TILE all the preview windows. So, if you had 9 preview windows open, this would make you screen look like a TIC-TAC-TOE board of nine squares. This is pretty cool.
 

NOTE: If you have a lot of preview windows open and you want to bring a SPECIFIC one into view, then you may not want to use the CTRL-F9, because you may have to press it many times before the correct image is displayed. In this case you can use the "PREVIEWS" menu pull down and pick the filename that you want to have displayed.