Suddenly my screen is changed. May be I used a wrong key..but i can not get the Original screen back. The screen with Title-Artist-Album-Year/track/genre-Comment-Directoy….etc- ending with the Image part, on the left side is gone.. Now I only have a screen with all currently imported files and the …

It's the Tag Panel that's gone missing. You can re-enable it via "View > Tag Panel" or Ctrl + Q.

Tnx Florian for the very quick reply. It works what you told me but......when I started end of december the left 25% of my screen was filed with the Tag Panel and the other 75% was filled with the currently imported files and all above was toolbar etc.Maybe a other key combination..?

Not sure how it is displayed now. Care to share a screenshot?

I try to bring in a image: [MP3tag-startscreen] [IMG_4217] This is the screen I have now.

Can you choose "Beeld > Tagpaneel" and see if it brings back the original layout?

Sorry, but in the "Beeld" is not a choise as Tagpaneel; so I can not Try it.. See picture.. [IMG_4218]

Sorry, tried to use your native language while not speaking it at all :slight_smile: Try "Beeld > Invoervelden"

I think the function is called "Invoervelden" (and shows the shortcut Ctrl-Q)

hello I've got the "same" (more or less) problem. I used to have the tagpanel as the first column. Now it's gone on startup. I know that I can get it to pop-up via Crtl-Q, but . . than it covers the other columns (or part of it|). I would like to get it back as the most leftish column without cove…

here is some advice on how to do it on a mac: [image] Tag Panel Docking (on MAC) Support Hi, I am using mp3tag v2.78 on MAC. Mistakenly I docked out the Tag panel and now its showing as floating. I am trying to revert back to dock to left side. Trying by dragging the Ta…

sorry sorry etcetera I solved the problem - blackout ??? - forgot that I can drag the tagpanel tot the left till it fits in kind regards hulzeveen

Suddenly my MP3tag screen changed

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ohrenkino January 20, 2019, 11:08am 12

here is some advice on how to do it on a mac:

Dragging it is the same kind of mouse gymnastics, though.