$ ImageViewer -i 2 -f on -o on -e off C:\Users\\Pictures\Wallpapers\ Specify window should stay on top (default off): Specify a moniter to show fullscreen slideshow (default 0 is the main moniter): Load pictures in the sub folders as well when manually open a picture (default on): Picture stretch Out (fit to window/screen when the size is smaller than window/screen. Picture stretch In (fit to window/screen when the size is bigger than window/screen. Set slideshow transitional effect (default on): Set slideshow interval in seconds (default 4 seconds): Start/Force slideshow (default behavior: if single file is selected = off, if folder is selected = on):
Start inFrame mode at startup (default off): Start fullscreen mode at startup (default off): ImageViewer can be launched via command-line, and applications or scripts can also launch Image Viewer with following options. Image Viewer can be also launched via command-line, meaning other applications or scripts can launch Image Viewer with following options. Image Viewer can be launched by (1) double clicking the executable and selecting image files or (2) selecting image files or folders in the explorer, and using “send to” feature in Windows explorer (create “shortcut” file and place it to “shell:sendto” folder) or (3) command-line. Windowless View (with slideshow) on macOS Windowless View (with slideshow) on Windows 11 Configurable options with command line parameters and popup menus.
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