that doesnt work I have tried and didn't on previous versions so I just click first one, shift click last one and the load to select all

Hi Helicon
just updated from 9.02 and all the navigation issues I had with retouching has been fixed - including using the touch sensitive top of my apple mouse to navigate with and zoom with scroll and command.
many thanks
Thomas

hi again
with the apple mouse which has a touch sensitive surface and no physical wheel it doesnt work, the dragging of the finder will scroll up or down page/image
for other applications like photo lab - I have to use CMD+drag finger on mouse and it works perfectly -zooms in/out
its an edge case ...

thanks again - you are right the two finger zoom is not a thing I got confused - pinch to zoom works on trackpad but I would appreciate CMD+mouse scroll as option for zooming when lid is closed on Mac.
I will download new release and update.
many thanks
Thomas

hi I am indeed on Mac air M4
thanks for confirming spacebar doesnt work
pinch to zoom works on trackpad but 2 finger zoom doesnt - either on trackpad or mouse.
my issue is that my Mac is docked and I use apple keyboard an mouse to navigate with so cant use pinch to zoom with my normal setup.
another ...

just trialing beta 9 and comparing to my 8
many improvements but one thing that gets me back to the older version is navigation output image to retouch
spacebar to drag image around doesnt seem to work
still would like better zoom controls eg CTRL+ mouse scroll wheel or on Mac 2 finger scroll ...

Oh really why didn’t I not think about this - thank you so much

a question more than anything
when I have finished a stack and saved it, I would like to use a shortcut key to clear all outputs and files(empty helicon) ready for next stack.
at moment I can't find a way to do this without having to right click on outputs - clear all and then files on right clear ...

excellent any news on when it might be available
Thomas

when reviewing and retouching images I would love to be able to pinch to zoom. appreciate I can use cmd+ and - but it would be more intuitive for me when working on the laptop to use 2 finger gestures on the trackpad.
I am on Mac if that matters
many thanks
Thomas