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• Embed the image file in the installation of the objects support script

  Hi everyone knows the way?
  
  I thank in advance.
  
  Edward

  Hi Edward,.

  Are you waiting for install images in your application for grouped with the installation script for the action of the export? then follow this procedure...

  Home > Application Builder > Application 102 > supporting objects > create the install Scripts->->
  -> Create Scripts to install files
  -> Check all
  -> Create script

  Export tab = Yes.

  When you export the application that contains objects supporting > Scripts Installation and then your application workspace imported will have the image file embedded.

  If you want more group acronym installation script for an image and then copy the code once you perform the steps above and paste.

  Thank you
  Mark Wyatt

• Batch embed the image in illustrator CS4

  I'm working on approximately thousands files, each file have a need to incorporate image. My question is: is there a way to incorporate the images at once? I have an open files usually have and select 'integrate the image' in the links palette, is there an easy way to do it? Thank you!

  You can embed files when you save the .ai (in the second dialog box). Then maybe you could create an action and have it process all files.

• Script alert: "Sorry I couldn't treat the following files" (Error Message by using the Image Processor)

  I am a seasoned Photoshop/Bridge CS5 user who has recently upgraded to CS6.  In bridge I ran my first batch of Image Processor, trying to convert a set of RAW. NEF files. PSD files with a basic editing action that I created apply them.  Photoshop CS6 opens the bridge files and applies the actions, but then I get the error message "alert of Script" "Sorry, I could not deal with the following files" and a list of all the files in the batch, I tried to run the script on.  The files all remain open and are saved on my hard drive in a folder created by the Image Processor script, but will not close unless I close them manually.  I never had this problem in CS5 where would apply the actions that you want to the batch of photos one at a time image processor, then save and close.  Reflections on how I can fix this bug?

  Get your number of history States. I moved mine the default of 20 to 60, and all is well. For the record, this action does not work on 16 and 32 bit.

  Remove resetting of the State history, you will get into trouble if you copy more than one file type. If you go with the change above, I would recommend only with one type of output at a time.

  The script should probably define States of high story then put back to the end. The problem with this, is that machines perhaps isn't able to handle the large amount of stages of history. Which means, hit the stages of history can lead to 'out of memory' or "scratch disk is full" errors.

• How to display dynamically in the field of the Image with a source external pic

  Hi guys,.

  I have the following scenario:

  I need to have a form that you display x amount of images on the same area of the page.  I have found no documentation regarding the creation of an unknown number of items in the Image field, so I'm experimenting with using a Table to show the entries of the Image field type.

  I don't know when the design what images will display in this table.  This must be calculated dynamically when a case number is provided to the WebDynpro Java application that uses Adobe LiveCycle Designer (don't you worry about this).

  Now, first of all: it is possible to use the URL of the images that are outside the structure of the form?  In other words, usually one could embed the image in the structure of forms, but because I do not know the URL of the image at the time of the design I have to switch dynamically?  Please comment!

  In addition, what is the FormCalc syntax to access a field in the 'Data View' view on the left side of the designer?  For example, if I want to access the next part of the 'Data View' opinion, what syntax should I be entered into the script editor:

  

  I want to access this value because I want to add at the end of this statement so that I can get the value dynamically:

  This.Value. #image.href

  =  ???????

  You cannot change the url to the image on the fly for security reasons.

  In your case, you will need to use the dynamic image of the xdp form fields, encode with base64 encoding external images to match a string, complete with xml strings and make your model with this XML.

  Here: http://eslifeline.wordpress.com/2008/09/05/inserting-image-in-a-xdp/#comments you have a good example of Girish Bedekar for such a process.

  Yan.

• Incorporation of the url of the image in javascript

  Hi guys,.
  
  I have just a simple question for you. I created an application, where the image should be placed in the header. Now I want to change this image according to the resolution of the screen of the user
  
  What I did is the following, but no image appears:
  

  <script type="text/javascript">
  if (screen.width >= 1280) {
  <a href="#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#">#Layout_GA.png#</a>
  } else {
  <a href="#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#">#Layout_GA2.png#</a>
  }
  </script>

  Does anyone know the correct syntax to embed the images?
  Thanks for your help!
  Kind regards!
  Patrick
  
  Published by: SWED may 8, 2009 06:54

  Hello

  Your IMG tag should be part of the page and javascript must be somewhere under it:

  <head>
  <link rel="stylesheet" href="/i/themes/fertigung/theme_LP.css" type="text/css" />
  #HEAD#
  <title>#TITLE#</title>
  <IMG ID="LAYOUT_IMG" SRC="#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#Layout_GA2.png">
  <script type="text/javascript">
  if (screen.width >= 1280) {
   $x('LAYOUT_IMG').src = "#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#Layout_GA.png";
  }
  </script>
  </head>
  

  Andy

• Problem loading the images with the php script.

  As a webdebdesigner that I developed a cms system to download images with php to a mysql database. Firefox version 5.0.1 for MAC and earlier versions have no problem with the script download. But after this version, it is impossible to upload images more large then 250 KB. The page where the customer chooses his image for the download hangs and the form is not sent to the real upload script, which must validate and process the image.
  This problem only occurs in Firefox, all other browsers work fine!
  In addition to this: give feedback for firefox is not possible for the Mac.

  Try announcement Web development / standards evangelism MozillaZine forum. The helpers there are better informed on issues related to the development of website with Firefox.
  
  http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=25
  
  You will need to register and log in to post in this forum.

• I tried to write a script, the user can use. This return number file *.tiff associations back using the image viewer is caused each month.

  Original title: automation of file tiff without elevated rights association

  I tried to write a script, the user can use. This return number file *.tiff associations back using the image viewer is caused each month.

  Hi, Unclemarcus2002,

  You would be wiser to post on the Forum TechNet where there is COMPUTER experts.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/newThread

  Maybe using the ASSOC and FTYPE command in a script will do what you want? I think that these orders would also apply the association throughout the world, rather than on a per-user basis.

  ASSOC: http:

  FTPYE: http:

  Here is an example, that you can try.

  Let's say you have a text file called "foo.bar" and you want the extension .bar always open with Notepad. There is an association for text files, so get him by typing "Ftype | more' at the command prompt (it will make a major announcement). Finally, you'll see the line "txtfile". On mine, it's "txtfile=%systemroot%\system32\notepad.exe %1" without the quotes.

  First create your association: assoc .bar = FooBarText

  Now to assign your request to your file type association: ftype FooBarText=%systemroot%\system32\notepad.exe %1

  You should now be able to double-click the foo.bar file and it will automatically open in Notepad.

  If you already have a Microsoft Office Document Imaging association, I think that it should be relatively simple type of substitution. Use ftype /? for a little more help.

  http://community.Spiceworks.com/topic/119639-Windows-7-automate-file-assocations

• Script Photoshop crop resizes the Image, do not trim

  Recently I tried to make a script that will find the center of the image and crop the desired width and height. I tried a few different things, but had no chance.

  One thing I tried was settomg the limits to the full document

  var bounds = [0,0,doc.width,doc.height];

  And then I try cultures by size with no angle, but the image is reduced instead to be cropped.

  doc.crop(bounds, undefined, desiredWidth, desiredHeight);

  I tried something for the center of the file, then set the dimensions to the left by half the desired width, up to half of the desired height, right half of the desired direction with, then down to half the height desired to make the area and then crops.

  var bounds = [(centerX-halfWidth),(centerY+halfHeight),(centerX+halfWidth),(centerY-halfHeight)]; 
  doc.crop(bounds);

  When I try to, I get a warning that I don't have enough RAM. I didn't know if this is just due to the laptop, or because I'm a silly request.

  Exactly how does the function of culture? And for the bounds property, do I have to pay the amount I want cropped by the dimensions here, or is it in the service of culture?

  Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.

  Limits up to left Bottrom right...  (x, y) if left up down right

  var orig_ruler_units = app.preferences.rulerUnits;

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

  var dir = new Folder ('~/Desktop/Test');

  var file = dir.getFiles ("*.jpg");

  for (var i = 0; i)< files.length;="" i++)="">

  var doc = app.open (files [i]);

  var desiredWidth = 842;

  var desiredHeight = 382;

  Half-width var = (desiredWidth/2);

  var halfHeight = (desiredHeight/2);

  centerX var = (doc.width/2);

  centerY var = (doc.height/2);

  var limit = [(centerX-halfWidth),(centerY+halfHeight),(centerX+halfWidth),(centerY-halfHeight)];

  var limit = [(centerX-halfWidth),(centerY-halfHeight), (centerX + halfWidth), (centerY + halfHeight)];

  doc. Crop (Bounds);

  var saveJPEG = new ExportOptionsSaveForWeb();

  saveJPEG.optimized = true;

  saveJPEG.quality = 50;

  saveJPEG.format = SaveDocumentType.JPEG;

  Path of folder for new photos

  var jpegFolder = new Folder ("~/Desktop/Test2");

  doc.exportDocument (jpegFolder, ExportType.SAVEFORWEB, saveJPEG);

  doc. Close (SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

  }

  app.preferences.rulerUnits = orig_ruler_units;

• Generate the Active Image. Embed the color profile in the image property, etc.

  Hello!

  01_ Is it possible to integrate the color profile, convert to sRGB, etc., in the assets of the image?

  02_ I would like to change these Photoshop image settings in different ways that explain it here: image assets create layers in Photoshop. For example, I would that all the jpgs my document to be 100% quality and converted to sRGB. Regarding the PNGs, I would like that they all be 24. Etc. is it possible to do?

  03_ where can I find a list of all the different assets? (All the different words I can add to the layers...)

  Thank you!

  Chris.

  If this function is based on the new export module (which is likely), there is no way to embed an icc profile. Export simply has no way to make - yet. We were promised that this is a work in progress and new features will be added as they are ready.

  This is as far as I know...

• use Image catalog script for the current document

  Is it possible to use the script to image catalogue for the current document in which we work instead of leaving the mark of script a new document fees for placed images?

  use,

  //ImageCatalog.jsx
  //An InDesign CS6 JavaScript
  /*
  @@@BUILDINFO@@@ "ImageCatalog.jsx" 3.0.0 15 December 2009
  */
  //Creates an image catalog from the graphic files in a selected folder.
  //Each file can be labeled with the file name, and the labels are placed on
  //a separate layer and formatted using a paragraph style ("label") you can
  //modify to change the appearance of the labels.
  //
  //For more information on InDesign scripting, go to http://www.adobe.com/products/indesign/scripting/index.html
  //Or visit the InDesign Scripting User to User forum at http://www.adobeforums.com .
  //
  //The myExtensions array contains the extensions of the graphic file types you want
  //to include in the catalog. You can remove extensions from or add extensions to this list.
  //myExtensions is a global. Mac OS users should also look at the file types in the myFileFilter function.
  main();
  function main(){
    var myFilteredFiles;
    //Make certain that user interaction (display of dialogs, etc.) is turned on.
    app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.interactWithAll;
    myExtensions = [".jpg", ".jpeg", ".eps", ".ps", ".pdf", ".tif", ".tiff", ".gif", ".psd", ".ai"]
    //Display the folder browser.
    var myFolder = Folder.selectDialog("Select the folder containing the images", "");
    //Get the path to the folder containing the files you want to place.
    if(myFolder != null){
    if(File.fs == "Macintosh"){
    myFilteredFiles = myMacOSFileFilter(myFolder);
    }
    else{
    myFilteredFiles = myWinOSFileFilter(myFolder);
    }
    if(myFilteredFiles.length != 0){
    myDisplayDialog(myFilteredFiles, myFolder);
    alert("Done!");
    }
    }
  }
  //Windows version of the file filter.
  function myWinOSFileFilter(myFolder){
    var myFiles = new Array;
    var myFilteredFiles = new Array;
    for(myExtensionCounter = 0; myExtensionCounter < myExtensions.length; myExtensionCounter++){
    myExtension = myExtensions[myExtensionCounter];
          myFiles = myFolder.getFiles("*"+ myExtension);
    if(myFiles.length != 0){
    for(var myFileCounter = 0; myFileCounter < myFiles.length; myFileCounter++){
    myFilteredFiles.push(myFiles[myFileCounter]);
    }
    }
    }
    return myFilteredFiles;
  }
  function myMacOSFileFilter(myFolder){
    var myFilteredFiles = myFolder.getFiles(myFileFilter);
    return myFilteredFiles;
  }
  //Mac OS version of file filter
  //Have to provide a separate version because not all Mac OS users use file extensions
  //and/or file extensions are sometimes hidden by the Finder.
  function myFileFilter(myFile){
    var myFileType = myFile.type;
    switch (myFileType){
    case "JPEG":
    case "EPSF":
    case "PICT":
    case "TIFF":
    case "8BPS":
    case "GIFf":
    case "PDF ":
    return true;
    break;
    default:
    for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter-1){
    return true;
    break;
    }
    }
    }
    return false;
  }
  function myDisplayDialog(myFiles, myFolder){
    var myLabelWidth = 112;
    var myStyleNames = myGetParagraphStyleNames(app);
    var myLayerNames = ["Layer 1", "Labels"];
    var myDialog = app.dialogs.add({name:"Image Catalog"});
    with(myDialog.dialogColumns.add()){
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Information:"});
    }
    with(borderPanels.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Source Folder:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:myFolder.path + "/" + myFolder.name});
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Number of Images:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:myFiles.length + ""});
    }
    }
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Options:"});
    }
    with(borderPanels.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Number of Rows:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    var myNumberOfRowsField = integerEditboxes.add({editValue:3});
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Number of Columns:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    var myNumberOfColumnsField = integerEditboxes.add({editValue:3});
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Horizontal Offset:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    var myHorizontalOffsetField = measurementEditboxes.add({editValue:12, editUnits:MeasurementUnits.points});
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Vertical Offset:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    var myVerticalOffsetField = measurementEditboxes.add({editValue:24, editUnits:MeasurementUnits.points});
    }
    with (dialogRows.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Fitting:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    }
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    var myFitProportionalCheckbox = checkboxControls.add({staticLabel:"Proportional", checkedState:true});
    var myFitCenterContentCheckbox = checkboxControls.add({staticLabel:"Center Content", checkedState:true});
    var myFitFrameToContentCheckbox = checkboxControls.add({staticLabel:"Frame to Content", checkedState:true});
    }
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    var myRemoveEmptyFramesCheckbox = checkboxControls.add({staticLabel:"Remove Empty Frames:", checkedState:true});
    }
    }
    }
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:""});
    }
    var myLabelsGroup = enablingGroups.add({staticLabel:"Labels", checkedState:true});
    with (myLabelsGroup){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    //Label type
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Label Type:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    }
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    var myLabelTypeDropdown = dropdowns.add({stringList:["File name", "File path", "XMP description", "XMP author"], selectedIndex:0});
    }
    }
    //Text frame height
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Label Height:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    }
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    var myLabelHeightField = measurementEditboxes.add({editValue:24, editUnits:MeasurementUnits.points});
    }
    }
    //Text frame offset
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Label Offset:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    }
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    var myLabelOffsetField = measurementEditboxes.add({editValue:0, editUnits:MeasurementUnits.points});
    }
    }
    //Style to apply
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Label Style:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    }
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    var myLabelStyleDropdown = dropdowns.add({stringList:myStyleNames, selectedIndex:0});
    }
    }
    //Layer
    with(dialogRows.add()){
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    staticTexts.add({staticLabel:"Layer:", minWidth:myLabelWidth});
    }
    with(dialogColumns.add()){
    var myLayerDropdown = dropdowns.add({stringList:myLayerNames, selectedIndex:0});
    }
    }
    }
    }
          var myResult = myDialog.show();
          if(myResult == true){
    var myNumberOfRows = myNumberOfRowsField.editValue;
    var myNumberOfColumns = myNumberOfColumnsField.editValue;
    var myRemoveEmptyFrames = myRemoveEmptyFramesCheckbox.checkedState;
    var myFitProportional = myFitProportionalCheckbox.checkedState;
    var myFitCenterContent = myFitCenterContentCheckbox.checkedState;
    var myFitFrameToContent = myFitFrameToContentCheckbox.checkedState;
    var myHorizontalOffset = myHorizontalOffsetField.editValue;
    var myVerticalOffset = myVerticalOffsetField.editValue;
    var myMakeLabels = myLabelsGroup.checkedState;
    var myLabelType = myLabelTypeDropdown.selectedIndex;
    var myLabelHeight = myLabelHeightField.editValue;
    var myLabelOffset = myLabelOffsetField.editValue;
    var myLabelStyle = myStyleNames[myLabelStyleDropdown.selectedIndex];
    var myLayerName = myLayerNames[myLayerDropdown.selectedIndex];
    myDialog.destroy();
    myMakeImageCatalog(myFiles, myNumberOfRows, myNumberOfColumns, myRemoveEmptyFrames, myFitProportional, myFitCenterContent, myFitFrameToContent, myHorizontalOffset, myVerticalOffset, myMakeLabels, myLabelType, myLabelHeight, myLabelOffset, myLabelStyle,  myLayerName);
          }
    else{
    myDialog.destroy();
    }
    }
  }
  function myGetParagraphStyleNames(myDocument){
    var myStyleNames = new Array;
    var myAddLabelStyle = true;
    for(var myCounter = 0; myCounter < myDocument.paragraphStyles.length; myCounter++){
    myStyleNames.push(myDocument.paragraphStyles.item(myCounter).name);
    if (myDocument.paragraphStyles.item(myCounter).name == "Labels"){
    myAddLabelStyle = false;
    }
    }
    if(myAddLabelStyle == true){
    myStyleNames.push("Labels");
    }
    return myStyleNames;
  }
  function myMakeImageCatalog(myFiles, myNumberOfRows, myNumberOfColumns, myRemoveEmptyFrames, myFitProportional, myFitCenterContent, myFitFrameToContent, myHorizontalOffset, myVerticalOffset, myMakeLabels, myLabelType, myLabelHeight, myLabelOffset, myLabelStyle,  myLayerName){
    var myPage, myFile, myCounter, myX1, myY1, myX2, myY2, myRectangle, myLabelStyle, myLabelLayer;
    var myParagraphStyle, myError;
    var myFramesPerPage = myNumberOfRows * myNumberOfColumns;
    var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
    myDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;
    myDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.points;
    var myDocumentPreferences = myDocument.documentPreferences;
    var myNumberOfFrames = myFiles.length;
    var myNumberOfPages = Math.round(myNumberOfFrames / myFramesPerPage);
    if ((myNumberOfPages * myFramesPerPage) < myNumberOfFrames){
    myNumberOfPages++;
    }
    //If myMakeLabels is true, then add the label style and layer if they do not already exist.
    if(myMakeLabels == true){
    try{
    myLabelLayer = myDocument.layers.item(myLayerName);
    //if the layer does not exist, trying to get the layer name will cause an error.
    myLabelLayer.name;
    }
    catch (myError){
    myLabelLayer = myDocument.layers.add({name:myLayerName});
    }
    //If the paragraph style does not exist, create it.
    try{
    myParagraphStyle = myDocument.paragraphStyles.item(myLabelStyle);
    myParagraphStyle.name;
    }
    catch(myError){
    myDocument.paragraphStyles.add({name:myLabelStyle});
    }
    }
    myDocumentPreferences.pagesPerDocument = myNumberOfPages;
    myDocumentPreferences.facingPages = false;
    var myPage = myDocument.pages.item(0);
    var myMarginPreferences = myPage.marginPreferences;
    var myLeftMargin = myMarginPreferences.left;
    var myTopMargin = myMarginPreferences.top;
    var myRightMargin = myMarginPreferences.right;
    var myBottomMargin = myMarginPreferences.bottom;
    var myLiveWidth = (myDocumentPreferences.pageWidth - (myLeftMargin + myRightMargin)) + myHorizontalOffset
    var myLiveHeight = myDocumentPreferences.pageHeight - (myTopMargin + myBottomMargin)
    var myColumnWidth = myLiveWidth / myNumberOfColumns
    var myFrameWidth = myColumnWidth - myHorizontalOffset
    var myRowHeight = (myLiveHeight / myNumberOfRows)
    var myFrameHeight = myRowHeight - myVerticalOffset
    var myPages = myDocument.pages;
    // Construct the frames in reverse order. Don't laugh--this will
    // save us time later (when we place the graphics).
    for (myCounter = myDocument.pages.length-1; myCounter >= 0; myCounter--){
    myPage = myPages.item(myCounter);
    for (var myRowCounter = myNumberOfRows; myRowCounter >= 1; myRowCounter--){
    myY1 = myTopMargin + (myRowHeight * (myRowCounter-1));
    myY2 = myY1 + myFrameHeight;
    for (var myColumnCounter = myNumberOfColumns; myColumnCounter >= 1; myColumnCounter--){
    myX1 = myLeftMargin + (myColumnWidth * (myColumnCounter-1));
    myX2 = myX1 + myFrameWidth;
    myRectangle = myPage.rectangles.add(myDocument.layers.item(-1), undefined, undefined, {geometricBounds:[myY1, myX1, myY2, myX2], strokeWeight:0, strokeColor:myDocument.swatches.item("None")});
    }
    }
    }
    // Because we constructed the frames in reverse order, rectangle 1
    // is the first rectangle on page 1, so we can simply iterate through
    // the rectangles, placing a file in each one in turn. myFiles = myFolder.Files;
    for (myCounter = 0; myCounter < myNumberOfFrames; myCounter++){
    myFile = myFiles[myCounter];
    myRectangle = myDocument.rectangles.item(myCounter);
    myRectangle.place(File(myFile));
    myRectangle.label = myFile.fsName.toString();
    //Apply fitting options as specified.
    if(myFitProportional){
    myRectangle.fit(FitOptions.proportionally);
    }
    if(myFitCenterContent){
    myRectangle.fit(FitOptions.centerContent);
    }
    if(myFitFrameToContent){
    myRectangle.fit(FitOptions.frameToContent);
    }
    //Add the label, if necessary.
    if(myMakeLabels == true){
    myAddLabel(myRectangle, myLabelType, myLabelHeight, myLabelOffset, myLabelStyle, myLayerName);
    }
    }
    if (myRemoveEmptyFrames == 1){
    for (var myCounter = myDocument.rectangles.length-1; myCounter >= 0;myCounter--){
    if (myDocument.rectangles.item(myCounter).contentType == ContentType.unassigned){
    myDocument.rectangles.item(myCounter).remove();
    }
    else{
    //As soon as you encounter a rectangle with content, exit the loop.
    break;
    }
    }
    }
  }
  //Function that adds the label.
  function myAddLabel(myFrame, myLabelType, myLabelHeight, myLabelOffset, myLabelStyleName, myLayerName){
    var myDocument = app.documents.item(0);
    var myLabel;
    var myLabelStyle = myDocument.paragraphStyles.item(myLabelStyleName);
    var myLabelLayer = myDocument.layers.item(myLayerName);
    var myLink =myFrame.graphics.item(0).itemLink;
    //Label type defines the text that goes in the label.
    switch(myLabelType){
    //File name
    case 0:
    myLabel = myLink.name;
    break;
    //File path
    case 1:
    myLabel = myLink.filePath;
    break;
    //XMP description
    case 2:
    try{
    myLabel = myLink.linkXmp.description;
    if(myLabel.replace(/^\s*$/gi, "")==""){
    throw myError;
    }
    }
    catch(myError){
    myLabel = "No description available.";
    }
    break;
    //XMP author
    case 3:
    try{
    myLabel = myLink.linkXmp.author
    if(myLabel.replace(/^\s*$/gi, "")==""){
    throw myError;
    }
    }
    catch(myError){
    myLabel = "No author available.";
    }
    break;
    }
    var myX1 = myFrame.geometricBounds[1];
    var myY1 = myFrame.geometricBounds[2] + myLabelOffset;
    var myX2 = myFrame.geometricBounds[3];
    var myY2 = myY1 + myLabelHeight;
    var myTextFrame = myFrame.parent.textFrames.add(myLabelLayer, undefined, undefined,{geometricBounds:[myY1, myX1, myY2, myX2], contents:myLabel});
    myTextFrame.textFramePreferences.firstBaselineOffset = FirstBaseline.leadingOffset;
    myTextFrame.parentStory.texts.item(0).appliedParagraphStyle = myLabelStyle;
  }
  

• Action/Script Photoshop to place the vertical line at the center of the Image

  How to create an action (or a script) in Photoshop that creates a vertical line in the center of the page?

  Here is an example of what I'm looking for.

  

  First go to view > rulers, then right-click on the rule, and the percent change units.

  (so the action registers per cent and will work on different size documents)

  Then drag a vertical guide at the Center, drag one to the top of the image and the other down.

  (the goal is so the online tool is aligned with the top and down and you know where is the center of the document)

  

  For action, you can use the online tool and just save lines from the top of the image down along the center guide.

  

  

• Script to remove all the images, text blocks, and the page numbers on a layer

  I have a 364 pages with 322 illustrations, photographs mainly, for offset printing.

  The photographs will be be overprinted with the varnish on a plate in the fifth, and I set it up as follows:

  On a new layer, (double layer 1) all photos are removed, but not their mounts.

  The frames are then filled with 100% black.

  All text blocks and page numbers must also be deleted.

  I realize I could have done this job easier if I put all the images on their own layer first, but unfortunately I do not have.

  And I don't do myself, script, so I was wondering if anyone has a script that will do...

  With the help of CC 2015.1 on Windows 7.

  Today, I don't have time to finish, which gave time to until now is the following:

    var myDocuments = app.documents.everyItem();
      var myLayers = myDocuments.layers.everyItem();
      var myStories = app.activeDocument.stories.everyItem().getElements();
      var myDoc = app.activeDocument;
      var myLayer = "palette"; //Add your layer name here
      var NewLayer = myDoc.layers.item(myLayer).duplicate();
      myDocuments.pageItems.everyItem().locked = false;
      myLayers.locked = false;
      myDoc.layers.item(myLayer).visible = false;
      NewLayer.name = "SampleNew";    //Add your new layer name here
  
                  re();
                  function re(){
                      var link, image;
                      var openDocs = app.documents;
                      var openDocsLen = openDocs.length;
                      for (var d = 0; d < openDocsLen; d ++){
                      currDoc = openDocs[d],
                      links = currDoc.links,
                      counter = 0;
                      myLayer.locked = true;
                      myDocuments.layers.item(myLayer).locked = true;
                          for (var i = links.length-1; i >= 0; i--) {
                              if (links[i].hasOwnProperty('relink')) {
                                  try {
                                      link = links[i];
                                      image = link.parent;
                                      image.remove();
                                      counter++;
                                  }
                                  catch (err) {
                                      $.writeln(i + " - " + err);
                                  }
                              }
                          }
                      }
                    }
  
          var myStories = app.activeDocument.stories.everyItem().getElements();
          for (i = myStories.length - 1; i >= 0; i--){
              var myTextFrames = myStories[i].textContainers;
              for (j = myTextFrames.length - 1; j >= 0; j--){
              myTextFrames[j].remove();
              }
          }
  

  If nobody finished the second finalized.

  Hug!

• Y at - it a script that will be the image draws a raster object selection?

  Hello! Here's my problem:

  I need to run Image Trace - with a specific preset - more Action on each object of a selection. So, basically, I want to run the Trace of the Image (default) + current Action on every object in my selection.

  Is there already a scrip there and if not how would I build one? I am new to scripting, which means that I have basically no idea of what I'm doing. Can someone help me?

  Sorry,

  a bad line of code on my part has been the origin of the problem.

  Line 14 to the controls of the code for an element of the frame

  I was testing just the object itself.

  I should have tested its typename.

  Replace this line with this:

  if(sel[i].typename == 'RasterItem'){
  

  that should solve the problem

• How to make a script to resize the image to fit the exact framework?

  Good afternoon

  My friend works on a task to do several images to adapt to the size of the image 500 x 700 px.

  We are working on this script, if she sometimes makes the height above 700 px.

  Can anyone help to change?

  ___

  doc = app.activeDocument;

  doc.changeMode (ChangeMode.RGB);

  var fWidth = 500;

  var fHeight = 700;

  If (doc.width > fWidth, 'px') {}

  doc.resizeImage (UnitValue(fWidth,"px"), null, null, null, ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);

  }

  else {}

  doc.resizeImage (null, UnitValue(fHeight,"px"), null, null, ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);

  }

  ___

  The thing is the need of the image to have a ratio of 5:7 to fit 500px 700px area.  An image can have a width and height of any number of pixels. All a camera will have a width and a height greater than the 700px. If your script above would create a very distorted portraits bouquet close

  Download the package of my action craft he has a script that I wrote for use in actions that make it very easy to do what you want.

  Scripts can be used in actions and actions can be used in scripts.  Photoshop scripts can also be programmed as a Photoshop plug-in.  When a plug-in is saved in action the plug-in saves the setting you used in its dialog box in the action stage. When the Action is played.  The plug-in does not display the dialog instead, it will use the setting saved in step of the action.  No user interaction is required action may be batched.

  Most Photoshop users cannot write scripts, but it have no problem using scripts to write than others.  As Adobe Photomerge, Image Processor, image Fit etc...

  I wrote a plugin script using Adobe adapt design Image that will make the selection of image format while maintaining the orientation of the document.  So if you have a 4:3 camera and a collection of pictures of her you landscape of 4:3 and 3:4 Portraits.  If you use my plugin aspectratioselection script in action and a followed centered 3:2 aspect ration of a culture of image and batch as the action on your images you would be left with landscapes of 3:2 and 2:3 Portraits.  The three step action, that's all you need registration.

  menu stage 1 file > automation > AspectRatioSelection...  In his dialogue game 5 7 central rectangle replace feather selection 0

  menu step 2 Image > Crop

  menu step 3 file > Automate > Fit Image in its width and height 700 px value dialog box

  You wind upward with 700x500px landscapes and portraits of 500x700px.

  I have created at least six of the lately. I use to do slideshows for my various devices.   I put the images I want to use in a folder of image source on my desk and play action creates six slide shows is a slide in a slide show on my desktop folder. In six of the subfolders. The Action is all two steps. The first step is running a script that deletes the folder slide shows.  The second step is a step in Image Processor Pro plugin.  This process, the image source in the slide shows folder file, save six series of jpeg images, it's six subfolders. Galaxy tab display 16:10 sideshow 2560 x 1600 and also as a 3:2 slideshow 2400 x 1600.  Surface Pro 3 sideshow 3.2 2160 x 1440, iPo4 4: slide show of 3:2 960 x 640, HDTV 1920 x 1080 and 4kTV 3840 x 2160. I take a coffee break... While the action runs.

  

  Package of shares of crafts UPDATE August 10, 2014 added conditional measures Action Palette tips.
  Contains

  • Action Actions Palette Tips.txt
  • Action creating Guidelines.txt
  • Action dealing with Image Size.txt
  • Strengthened through scripts functions.txt Photoshop action
  • CraftedActions.atn sample Action set includes an example of Watermarking action
  • Sample Photoshop Actions.txt CraftedActions the value stored in a text file.
  • More then a dozen Scripts for actions

  Example of
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