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# Application Menu

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* **Auto-Advance:** Enables automatic navigation to the next photo after setting a flag
* **Swipe Action:** Allows you to choose the swipe gesture’s function—control flags, ratings, or use a split-screen mode where swiping on the left controls ratings and swiping on the right controls flags
* **Thumbnail size:** Selects the thumbnail size: Small, Medium, or Large
* **Hide Numbering:** Hides the photo numbering on the thumbnail screen
* **Filtering in Fullscreen:** Applies the selected filtering parameters while viewing photos in fullscreen mode. For example, if the “hide rejected photos” filter is active, a photo marked as “rejected” will automatically be hidden from view after setting the flag
* **Hide Rating:** Hides the rating stars when viewing a photo in fullscreen mode
* **Always Show Flags:** Keeps flags visible when viewing a photo in fullscreen mode, even if other controls are hidden
* **Flag Animation:** Enables the display of a pop-up icon when setting a flag
* **1:1 Preview Support:** Allows the use of full-size previews for photos from a Lightroom catalog, provided that the Build 1:1 Preview option was selected when importing photos into the catalog
* **Color Label Set Language:** Allows you to select the language for Lightroom catalog color labels. To ensure that color labels set in PhotoPicker display correctly in Lightroom, select Lightroom’s localization language and verify that the localized labels match Lightroom’s labels. Navigate to Metadata -> Color Label Set -> Edit to configure this.


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