Cropping to a specific size in CC as in CS6

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• How to crop to a specific size

  Hello world. This will sound like a very basic question, but I need a clear method on how to crop to get a specific size in Acrobat DC. I am a printer and from time to time I get clients who send me PDFs of card made from templates word or publisher. Unfortunately, I need these cards one place to send to my tax software and the customer is almost never the original file. My only option is to pan a map and send that. What I need to know is there a way, like in Photoshop, where I can set the dimensions of culture to a specific size rather then just estimate? Have that a box set of cultures to the standard business card size would really help me to know where to begin these cards and end and keep only their properly dimensioned. Im sure it is something relatively simple, but I was not able to find good info on this subject. Any help would be appreciated.

  If you select the crop tool and double click on a page, it will bring up the dialog box to set boxes of Page that allows you to set the top, bottom, values of the harvests of left and right, so with a little math, you can set a specific width and a height.

• Is there a way to LR to crop to a specific number of pixels HxL?

  Is there a way to LR to crop to a specific number of pixels HxL?  I know that the proportions can be specified, but I want to take a certain number of pixels in an image.  I can't find a way to do this in Lightroom.  Also, I can't find a plugin that will allow this.

  DClark92064 wrote:

  For example, to perform an analysis of the imaging system, it is important that the pixel data not be altered and that the pixel data be exactly comparable.  Sometimes this means that the image samples must be of a particular size.  If they are made of the same size by using the export module LR the original data are resampled, a destructive process.

  As suggested by Berntsen , you can use the Crop Overlay tool by entering the pixel dimensions desired in the option "Enter" custom  Unfortunately it only uses precision of two decimal places , which is probably not accurate enough for your application.

  Photoshop crop tool to enter the dimensions of culture in pixels, which is what you need. Select Style > 'Fixed size' and enter the specific dimensions of culture, you can as shown in the example below for 5000 x 3744. You will still need to center the crop on the image manually, but it will retain the exact dimensions in pixels. You can also use a PS Action for batch processing of multiple images.

  

• How to create an action to crop to a specific image format?

  I have images of different sizes that I need to all be cropped to a specific aspect ratio in the center of the image and stretching on the side or at the top and bottom edges according to the use of the maximum portion of the image.  To do this, how do you define an action.

  If I had to do it by hand, I would use the rectangle selection rectangle, change to report fixed and drag from one side to the other.  They move the selection towards the Center (the best I could).  Then do Image < harvest?

  But I need to automate this process and have the placed exactly in the Center.  Is it possible to automate in action?  If so, how?

  FYI, I have CS5 (and CS6).  I'm comfortable with the image processor.  So as long as I have a put action in place, I can process all my images using the image processor.

  I also have lightroom 4 If there is a way to do it.

  Post edited by: DVDmike

  Yes, I wrote AspectRatioSelection to take the orientation of the document into account use of ratio you set facing the direction of the documents.  So easy to save an action with landscapes and Portraits of cultures for a 4 X 6 paper. You will notice that the dialog box has two fields of numbers not a width and height fields no orientation is implicit. His companion LongSidePrintLength.jsx let him, you set the correct printing resolution after the harvest of the report l / h.

  I have create a plugin where you can specify an absolute format that he too had an orient option to work like AspectRatioSelection.  So with that plugin would be able to crop a landscape to portrait and portrait to landscape. Hover the compositional changes of image, so when you do often, you can't get an acceptable composition.  The dialog box has also become difficult to describe for me.  I better program then I in English.  The box width and height meaningless East and not absolute proportions and was not easy to explain. What is the air.

  

  znarkus wrote:

  Thanks for these scripts!

  I noticed one (for me) issue with AspectRatioSelection however: even if I put the report l / h at 6:4 he decided to crop images 4:6.

  He works with images that are portrait, but those who are more square are cut in 4:6.

  I'm not your more square thing.  If you have two documents one 4 x 6 and 6 x 4 which is more square?

  How it works biased on you the guidance documents. If your document is larger then top this landscape so it more big wide it a Portrait. If we place the default plugin this landscape.

  So it makes no difference if you set 4 and 6 or 6 and 4 or 3 and 2 or 2 and 3

  Landscape and square paper will see landscape with a selection or path or 3:2 aspect ratio selection is rectangle or oval

  Documents of portraits will be able to see a selection of Portrait with a 2:3 aspect ratio selection or a path it is rectangle or oval

  Post edited by: JJMack

• How batch crop images of different sizes?

  Hey Fellow photoshoppers

  I was wondering how I can make an action or a script that can crop images to different sizes?

  Whenever I'm trying to make an action to do this he made mistakes in the images and it comes out black and that part of the image will be visible.

  I would really appreciate anyones help. If anyone can build me a custom action or script please pm me

  Try instead the image size command command crop to reduce the size of the image, then save the Action

• Fundamental question: how to rasterize a part of the picture at a specific size?

  How can you rasterize a part of an image in a specific size / resolution - say, 1080 x 1920 @ 300 dpi?

  Illustrator does simply not like that. If your goal is a specific pixel dimension, then you must go to 72 dpi.

  You must calculate the dimensions in pixels compared to this. But then you might find yourself with dimensions that are not whole pixels.

• I want to export file to a specific size without changing the size of the contents of the layer. for example. the image in the layer size is 20 x 20 px, but I want the file exported in 40x40px with a transparent space.

  I want to export file to a specific size without changing the size of the contents of the layer. for example. the image in the layer size is 20 x 20 px, but I want the file exported in 40x40px with a transparent space. @divyamanian

  You can now do with the new export as a dialogue using the "Canvas size" section

• Run-time error when you set the textFlow to a TextArea with specific size

  Hi all

  When you try to set the textFlow of a Textrea with a specific size (412 x 258) the flash player crashes due to a loop of 15 sec. Could you please help me on this?

  Please find the code below:

  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >

  < s:Application

  ' xmlns:fx = ' http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009 "

  xmlns:s ="

  Library://ns.Adobe.com/Flex/spark "

  xmlns:MX ="

  Library://ns.Adobe.com/Flex/MX "minWidth =" 955 "minHeight =" 600 "

  creationComplete = "init ()" "

  >

  < fx:Script >

  <! [CDATA]

  Import flashx.textLayout.conversion.TextConverter;

  private " var tfText:String = ' < TextFlow columnCount ="inherit"columnGap ="inherit"columnWidth ="inherit"lineBreak ="inherit"paddingBottom ="inherit"paddingLeft ="inherit"paddingRight ="inherit"paddingTop ="inherit"verticalAlign ="inherit"whiteSpaceCollapse ="preserve"xmlns ="http://ns.adobe.com/textLayout/2008"> < p color ="#000000"direction ="ltr"fontFamily ="Arial"fontSize = '12' justificationRule = ="auto"justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning 'auto' leadingModel = 'auto' paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = '0' paragraphStartIndent = '0' textAlign ="justify"textAlignLast ="DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify = "interWord" trackingRight = '0' > < alignmentBaseline span = "useDominantBaseline" backgroundAlpha = '1' backgroundColor = "transparent" baselineShift = '0' = 'auto' = "horizontalStem" color = cffHinting breakOpportunity "#000000" digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline = "auto" fontFamily = "Arial" fontLookup = "embeddedCFF" fontSize = "11" fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning = "auto" ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight = "120%" crossed out = 'false' local = "en" renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textDecoration = "none" textRotation = "auto" trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase = "default" > THE VAGUENESS NEW BEAUTIFUL </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = leadingModel "" ""» "0" paragraphSpaceAfter "0" = paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color ="#000000"digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle ="italic"fontWeight ="normal"kerning ="auto"ligatureLevel = lineHeight 'common' ="120% "bar ="false"local = 'fr' renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textDecoration ="none"textRotation = 'auto' = '0' = '0' trackingRight trackingLeft typographicCase ="default"> how can I Learn to love the non-predictability of the world ? </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color =" #000000 "digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning ="auto"ligatureLevel = '". " common lineHeight"="120% "crossed out = 'false' local ="en"renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textRotation ="auto"trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase ="default"> < / span > < / p > < p color =" #000000 "direction ="ltr"fontFamily ="Arial"fontSize ="12"justificationRule ="auto"justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning ="auto"leadingModel ="auto"paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore ="0"paragraphStartIndent ="0"textAlign ="justify"textAlignLast ="DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify = "interWord" trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline = "useDominantBaseline" backgroundAlpha = "1" backgroundColor = "transparent" baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity = "auto" cffHinting = "horizontalStem" color = "#000000" digitCase = ""» default"digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning ="auto"ligatureLevel = lineHeight 'common' ="120% "bar ="false"local = 'fr' renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textRotation ="auto"trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase ="default"> nothing is as it is forever. Over and over again, everything changes. Again and again, the unexpected happens, chaos breaks out constantly. Things never remain in order, things can never be effectively planned! </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color =" #000000 "digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning ="auto"ligatureLevel = '". " «"common' lineHeight =" 120% "bar ="false"local = 'fr' renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textRotation = 'auto' = '0' = '0' trackingRight trackingLeft typographicCase ="default"> < / span > < /p > < p color =" #000000 "direction ="ltr"fontFamily ="Arial"fontSize ="12"justificationRule ="auto"justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning ="auto"leadingModel ="auto"paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore ="0"paragraphStartIndent ="0"textAlign ="justify"textAlignLast ="DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify = "interWord" trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline = "useDominantBaseline" backgroundAlpha = "1" backgroundColor = "transparent" baselineShift = '0' = 'auto' = "horizontalStem" color = cffHinting breakOpportunity "#000000" digitCase = "" ""» "default" digitWidth ="default" dominantBaseline = "auto" fontFamily = "Arial" fontLookup = "embeddedCFF" fontSize = "11" fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning = "auto" ligatureLevel = lineHeight 'common' = "120%" left = "false" local = 'fr' renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textRotation = "auto" trackingLeft = "0" = "0" = "default" typographicCase trackingRight > the problem of contingency, of non-predictability of the personal and professional development, is problematic for many people. Constantly, they consider themselves questioned existentially. – Delite describes six effective ideas to overcome this problem. With a new attitude to this problem: </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline = backgroundAlpha"useDominantBaseline"="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color ="#000000"digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11 ". fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning = "auto" ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight = "120%" left = 'false' local = "en" renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textRotation = 'auto' = '0' = '0' trackingRight trackingLeft typographicCase = "default" > < / span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0 '. breakOpportunity = "auto" cffHinting = "horizontalStem" color = "#000000" digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline = "auto" fontFamily = "Arial" fontLookup = "embeddedCFF" fontSize = "11" fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning = "auto" ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight = "120%" left = "false" local = 'fr' renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textRotation = "auto" trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase = "default" > 1. Idea: we are children of evolution < / span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = 'start' textIndent = '0' textJustify = "interWord" trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline = "useDominantBaseline" backgroundAlpha = "1" backgroundColor = "transparent" baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity = "auto" cffHinting = "horizontalStem" color = "#000000" digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline = "auto" fontFamily = "Arial" fontLookup = "embeddedCFF" fontSize = "11" fontStyle = 'normal' "". " "fontWeight =" normal kerning "="auto"ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight ="120% "bar ="false"local = 'fr' renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textRotation ="auto"trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase ="default"> 2. Idea: Primal fear AND trust based </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color =" #000000 "digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle =" "" "» "normal" fontWeight ="normal kerning" = "auto" ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight = "120%" bar = "false" local = 'fr' renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textRotation = "auto" trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase = "default" > 3. Idea: a reasonable attitude work </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = 'start' textIndent = '0' textJustify = "interWord" trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline = "useDominantBaseline" backgroundAlpha = "1" backgroundColor = "transparent" baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity = 'auto' cffHinting = "horizontalStem" color = "#000000" digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline = "auto" fontFamily = "Arial" fontLookup = "embeddedCFF" fontSize = "11" fontStyle = "" ' "." "normal" fontWeight ="normal kerning" = "auto" ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight = "120%" bar = "false" local = 'fr' renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textRotation = "auto" trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase = "default" > 4. Idea: the illusion of the virtues secondary </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color =" #000000 "digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle = 'normal' '"» "fontWeight =" normal kerning "="auto"ligatureLevel = 'common' lineHeight ="120% "bar ="false"local = 'fr' renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textRotation ="auto"trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase ="default"> 5. Idea: The end of self-pity </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = 'start' textIndent = '0' textJustify = "interWord" trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline = "useDominantBaseline" backgroundAlpha = "1" backgroundColor = "transparent" = "0" baselineShift breakOpportunity = "auto" cffHinting = "horizontalStem" color = "#000000" digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline = "auto" fontFamily = "Arial" fontLookup = "embeddedCFF" fontSize = "11". fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning = "auto" = "common" ligatureLevel lineHeight = "120%" bar = "false" local = 'fr' renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = '1' = 'auto' trackingLeft textRotation = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase = "default" > 6. Idea: Love the life </span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor ="transparent"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity ="auto"cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color ="#000000"digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight =. 'normal' kerning = "auto" ligatureLevel = lineHeight 'common' = "120%" left = "false" local = 'fr' renderingMode = "cff" textAlpha = "1" textDecoration = "underline" textRotation = "auto" trackingLeft = '0' trackingRight = '0' typographicCase = "default" > read more here < / span > < / p > < p color = "#000000" direction = "ltr" fontFamily = "Arial" fontSize = "12" justificationRule = "auto" justificationStyle = 'auto' kerning = "auto" leadingModel = "auto" paragraphEndIndent = '0' paragraphSpaceAfter = '0' paragraphSpaceBefore = "0" paragraphStartIndent = "0" textAlign = "justify" textAlignLast = "DΘmarrer' textIndent = '0' textJustify ="interWord"trackingRight = '0' > < span alignmentBaseline ="useDominantBaseline"backgroundAlpha ="1"backgroundColor = 'transparent'"» «"baselineShift = '0' breakOpportunity =" Auto "cffHinting ="horizontalStem"color =" #000000 "digitCase = 'default' digitWidth = 'default' dominantBaseline ="auto"fontFamily ="Arial"fontLookup ="embeddedCFF"fontSize ="11"fontStyle = 'normal' fontWeight = 'normal' kerning = 'auto' = 'common' lineHeight ="120% "ligatureLevel crossed out ="false"local = 'fr' renderingMode ="cff"textAlpha ="1"textDecoration ="underline"textRotation = 'auto' = '0' '0' = trackingRight trackingLeft typographicCase ="default"> < / span > < /p > < / TextFlow > ';"»

  private function init():void{}

  ce . richText.textFlow = TextConverter.importToFlow (this.tfText, TextConverter.TEXT_LAYOUT_FORMAT);

  trace ()this. richText.text)

  }

  []] >

  < / fx:Script >

  < s:TextArea " name =" richText " id=" richText " x=" 0 " y=" 0 "width = » 412 "height = » 258 "

  horizontalScrollPolicy ="

  Auto "verticalScrollPolicy =" " Auto "selectable =" " true "

  borderVisible ="

  fake "editable =" " fake "contentBackgroundAlpha =" " 0 "paddingRight =" 15 "

  renderingMode ="

  SBB "fontLookup =" " embeddedCFF "cffHinting =" " horizontalStem " />

  < / s:Application >

  The details of the error:

  : Error #1502: a script is run for longer than the default timeout of 15 seconds period.

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::BaseCompose/fitLineToParcel() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\ou tput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\BaseCompose.as:536]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::ComposeState/composeNextLine() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\o utput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\ComposeState.as:312]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::BaseCompose/composeParagraphElementIntoLines() [C:\Vellum\branc hes\v1\1.1\dev\output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\BaseCompose.as:3 95]

  at::ComposeState/composeParagraphElement() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\ComposeState.as:272] flashx.textLayout.compose

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::BaseCompose/composeBlockElement() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\de v\output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\BaseCompose.as:219]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::BaseCompose/composeInternal() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\ou tput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\BaseCompose.as:372]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::ComposeState/composeInternal() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\o utput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\ComposeState.as:134]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::BaseCompose/composeTextFlow() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\ou tput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\BaseCompose.as:339]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::ComposeState/composeTextFlow() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\o utput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\ComposeState.as:102]

  at flashx.textLayout.compose::StandardFlowComposer/ http://ns.Adobe.com/TextLayout/internal/2008:callTheComposer ([C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\ dev\output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\StandardFlowComposer.as:678])

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::StandardFlowComposer/internalCompose() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\StandardFlowComposer.as: 758]

  to flashx.textLayout.compose::StandardFlowComposer/compose() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev\o utput\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\compose\StandardFlowComposer.as:821]

  to flashx.textLayout.container::TextContainerManager/compose() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1\1.1\dev \output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\container\TextContainerManager.as:1207]

  to flashx.textLayout.container::TextContainerManager/updateContainer() [C:\Vellum\branches\v1 \1.1\dev\output\openSource\textLayout\src\flashx\textLayout\container\TextContainerManager .as:1294]

  to spark.components::RichEditableText/updateDisplayList() [E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects\spa rk\src\spark\components\RichEditableText.as:2601]

  at mx.core::UIComponent/validateDisplayList() [E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects\framework\src\m x\core\UIComponent.as:8709]

  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/validateDisplayList() [E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects\framework \src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:663]

  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/doPhasedInstantiation() [E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects\framewo rk\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:736]

  at mx.managers::LayoutManager/doPhasedInstantiationCallback() [E:\dev\4.x\frameworks\projects \framework\src\mx\managers\LayoutManager.as:1072]

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