'Save file' command leads to very large finder window

[birkenstonks]

I'm going through a large sample of MRI images, and each time I try to save a file, a huge window opens that stretches far past my screen. I think it's growing, because if I try to move the window with my mouse to rename the file, it now takes over 10 "swipes" to scroll over to the middle of the pop-up window. It used to take 2-3. I've tried using keyboard commands and the GUI to save the MRI images, but that doesn't make a difference. I've also tried saving as a bitmap and saving as a NifTI image, but that doesn't make a difference either.

[neurolabusc]

Well known feature added by Apple. This will be fully resolved with the next release. You can temporarily fix this running the following command:

defaults delete com.mricro.MRIcron NSNavPanelExpandedSizeForOpenMode
defaults delete com.mricro.MRIcron NSNavPanelExpandedSizeForSaveMode

You may also want to try MRIcroGL which is still under active development. I have a heavy teaching, administration, service and research load, so I have little time for maintaining my popular and robust legacy tools.

[birkenstonks]

Ah ok. I tried MRIcroGL, but they don't have a command-S shortcut to save. Shouldn't be a big deal, but since there are so many images I'm trying to save time. Thank you though! The command worked

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[neurolabusc]

If you have a lot of images, you can use MRIcroGL's python scripting to automate repetitive tasks. The Scripting/Templates menu lists a lot of sample scripts. You can use gl.savebmp('MyFilename.png') to save the images. To try this out, open the Scripting/Templates/explode menu item and uncomment the final line of the script to save each a series of bitmaps.

[birkenstonks]

Sorry for the late reply, but that's very convenient and perhaps exactly what we need. My collaborators and I would like to standardize the size of each image slice (e.g. 300 pixels x 300 pixels). Is that also possible with MRIcroGL's python scripting?