nabocorp wrote: I try to follow the rule that the most useful choices should be at the top of a contextual menu. And the most useful choices really depend on what you are doing. Therefore the top items in the thumbnails contextual menu can't be the same as the top items of the fullscreen contextual menu.
Thanks for considering this. It is a very minor useability issue and I can see some sense in your design rule. But what is most useful depends on the aims of the user and I imagine this is enormously varied. For example, I don't think I have ever wanted to start a slide show from the full screen view context menu, so for me the top item here is not useful at all!
Just for your information my own my "workflow" is usually to look at each new image full screen in cam2pc and from there either to use cam2pc's native enhancement options or to launch an external application for editing, if I decide this is desirable. Frequently, but less often, I will make a note of what I need to do from full screen review of a collection of images, and then select images for editing from the thumbnails. Hence my occasional irritation with having "Edit with" etc at opposite ends of the context menus.
I suppose the only way to suit every different user's ideal would be to have user customisable menus............