Keywords panel in Viewer

[dkyndt]

Hi, 

Is there a way to see the keywords panel in the viewer?
If not, is it possible to add this? There is already a category an Favorite panel.
My reason: I use Imatch to determine spare parts and technical components.
This is by adding keywords to the components, those keywords can be brands, usages, places, etc..

In the normal panel, the thumbnails are sometimes too small, and I cannot read some texts without opening the in the full-size viewer.

Thank you already

[Mario]

You can show the category panel in the Viewer and assign @Keyword categories. This adds the corresponding keywords.

Is the Quick View Panel not sufficient for this purpose?
You can make it quite large and dock it side-by-side with the Keywords Panel, or below it, depending on available screen space?
A click into the Quick View Panel zooms the image to 100 percent, which should be OK for reading?

If it has to be the Viewer, switch it to panel mode or window mode (Viewer Modes) so you can show it side-by-side with the Keywords Panel.

[dkyndt]

Is the Quick View Panel not sufficient for this purpose?

You can show the category panel in the Viewer and assign @Keyword categories. This adds the corresponding keywords.

Is the Quick View Panel not sufficient for this purpose?
You can make it quite large and dock it side-by-side with the Keywords Panel, or below it, depending on available screen space?
A click into the Quick View Panel zooms the image to 100 percent, which should be OK for reading?

If it has to be the Viewer, switch it to panel mode or window mode (Viewer Modes) so you can show it side-by-side with the Keywords Panel.

I was unaware that the @Keywords catergories are exeisting.
The quickview panel solution seems like a go for me.

Thank you for your support.

[Mario]

I was unaware that the @Keywords catergories are exeisting.

@Keywords is a very important feature of IMatch, and man other features depend or interact with @Keywords.
I recommend to read The @Keywords Category and maybe watch the corresponding video tutorial in the IMatch Learning Center.