You can also update an upper level folder, or set auto update on for upper level folder, and it will impact all subfolders below that. There is also an option to turn 'Auto Update' on in that drop down menu. Right click on the folder (in windows) and a drop down should appear. I also tried Rebuild in the Action menu on the selected file and it didn't update with edits reflected in thumbnail.Ĭan you be more specific to the workflow ?

The beta still has some bugs,Ĭan't figure out where to execute this ' You need to 'update' the folder that the image is in (or turn automatic update on). They also have a beta version for Expression Media Version 2 at the site but I'd avoid that. If you want to try the most current version you need to download a trial of 'Expression Media' (the new name for this app) from the Microsoft web site. You should also be aware that IviewMedia pro was bought by Microsoft so you are using a version that is a year or two old. I think rebuild is under the action menu.

If that does not work, although it should, you need to 'rebuild' the thumbnail. Otherwise Iview does not know that you changed the image and will continue to display the old thumbnail. You need to 'update' the folder that the image is in (or turn automatic update on). I did learn that the actual file in iView Media Pro preserved the CNX edit list.Īnyone know a fix to illustrate the edited.

I just downloaded a trial version of iView Media Pro 3.1.3 and have found that it doesn't send back an edited thumbnail in iView Media Pro.

Iview Mediapro 3.1.2 For Mac