100% zoom in gpicview behaves weird

Hi!
Is it just me or you guys also have this problem after recent gpicview update?
Now that I open a large pic and set zoom to 100%, I can't drag the image with mouse and move it to see different parts. When I move the image, it resets to some other position. Weird...

I get this too. I switched back to mirage.

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I just upgraded from CS6 to CC.
I immediately noticed that when I opened a PSD file that I had previously created in CS6, the 100% zoom does NOT look right. My artwork is pixelated and looks like I am zoomed in too close. But I am at 100%. I've even tried zooming in and out and it STILL looks pixelated. It's like I can't find the true 100% zoom where everything looks nice and sharp at the normal 100% zoom. What's going on?
I have made sure that when I open the same PSD file again in CS6 and set it to the 100% zoom everything looks perfect and sharp, and it does still in CS6. But again, when I open it in CC, it does not, and looks pixelated again.
Please help!
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Thanks but I have already done that and it did not change anything.
It's really weird. Take a look at these screenshots below.
The 1st one shows my 1900px wide web page design mock up. As you can see, it does say 100% zoom in the bottom left corner of the window. But very obviously, the size of the design is displaying WAY smaller than the original 1900 wide page design. I just don't get it.
Then look at the 2nd screenshot below. I have zoomed in once to view at 200%. Now the page is way too big and displays much larger than the original and correct size of 1900px wide. And hence, the artwork has become pixelated...
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Why are the developers unwilling to implement a solution to this problem, and instead just telling us helpless users to live with a workaround? All it takes is to push a non-critical update through Microsoft Update to fix this for everybody.
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