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  Bob

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  I worked with Silly-V , which has been extremely useful in creating a script to automate creating files in Illustrator.

  What I need help with now is the ability to add in this script, the ability to remove "x #" character of a filename on export. This would be ideal, as it will completely automate what I did by hand for months.

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  First of all, this is the current script. It seems to work perfectly for what I ask it to do.

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    var folder_1 = Folder("~/Desktop/Header CAD");  
    var folder_2 = Folder("~/Desktop/Clean CAD");  
      
    app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;  
      
    function revealAllLayers(doc) {    
        for (var i = doc.layers.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {    
            doc.layers[i].visible = true;    
        }    
    };    
    
    
    
    
    function hideLayer(doc, name) {    
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    };    
    
    
    
    
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            case "ARTOPTIMIZED" : {    
                app.preferences.setIntegerPreference("plugin/PNGFileFormat/AntiAlias", 1);    
                break;      
            }    
            default : {    
                break;    
            }    
          }    
        }    
        var pngOpts = new ImageCaptureOptions();   
        pngOpts.antiAliasing = true;   
        for (var all in props) {    
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                pngOpts[all] = props[all];    
            }    
        }    
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    };    
    
    
    
    
    var doc = app.activeDocument;    
    revealAllLayers(doc);    
    hideLayer(doc, "Materials");    
    hideLayer(doc, "Detail Artwork");    
    exportMyPng(folder_1, doc, {    
        transparency: false,    
        antiAliasing: "ARTOPTIMIZED",    
        resolution: 300,    
        extraStuff: "_header"
    });    
    
    
  
  
      
    hideLayer(doc, "Header");    
    exportMyPng(folder_2, doc, {    
        transparency: false,    
        antiAliasing: "ARTOPTIMIZED",    
        resolution: 300,    
        extraStuff: ""
    });    
    
    
    app.activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);  
    
    
  };       
  test(); 
  
  test(); 
  

  I found the program Name Mangler done an exceptional job of the completion of the task of renaming. Here's a screenshot of what I'm asking for looks like with this program.

  

  My ultimate goal is to be able to integrate this unique Name Mangler feature the existing script I posted above. Now, the problem is that I need ONLY to assign the file created by the section of the lines 66-71. As you can see, I need to remove the file name starting at the index of 14 characters.

  Is it possible and something that anyone can help with?

  Thank you in advance!

  Brooks

  Whew busy days!

  Well, I got this here:

  #target illustrator
  function test(){   
  
    var folder_1 = Folder("~/Desktop/Header CAD");
    var folder_2 = Folder("~/Desktop/Clean CAD");   
  
    app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;   
  
    function revealAllLayers(doc) {
        for (var i = doc.layers.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
            doc.layers[i].visible = true;
        }
    };     
  
    function hideLayer(doc, name) {
        doc.layers.getByName(name).visible = false;
    };     
  
    function exportMyPng(dest, doc, props) {
        if(props.hasOwnProperty("antiAliasing")){
          switch(props.antiAliasing){
            case "ARTOPTIMIZED" : {
                app.preferences.setIntegerPreference("plugin/PNGFileFormat/AntiAlias", 1);
                break;
            }
            default : {
                break;
            }
          }
        }
        var pngOpts = new ImageCaptureOptions();
        pngOpts.antiAliasing = true;
        for (var all in props) {
            if (pngOpts.hasOwnProperty(all) && all != "antiAliasing") {
                pngOpts[all] = props[all];
            }
        }
        doc.imageCapture(File(dest + "/" + doc.name.replace(/\.\w+$/, props.extraStuff + ".png").substr(props.charsOffStart)), doc.visibleBounds, pngOpts);
    };     
  
    var doc = app.activeDocument;
    revealAllLayers(doc);
    hideLayer(doc, "Materials");
    hideLayer(doc, "Detail Artwork");
    exportMyPng(folder_1, doc, {
        transparency: false,
        antiAliasing: "ARTOPTIMIZED",
        resolution: 300,
        extraStuff: "_header",
        charsOffStart: 0
    });     
  
    hideLayer(doc, "Header");
    exportMyPng(folder_2, doc, {
        transparency: false,
        antiAliasing: "ARTOPTIMIZED",
        resolution: 300,
        extraStuff: "",
        charsOffStart: 14
    });
    app.activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);   
  
  };
  test();
  

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  Your home, remember to mark as answer.

  If you look at the string in the database, you can use dump to see which character is at the end of the line.

  In this example, I placed a chr (0) at the end of the chain to show:

  Decimal:
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  Output: Type = 1 Len = 8: 164,145,163,164,151,156,147,0

  Spell:
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  Published by: specdev on August 6, 2012 05:08

  Has answered without receive useful or correct answer points :-(but make us someone happy today :-)

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  Hello
  
  I had posted a question earlier before in the forum in lieu of the chain
  
  > >Delete Sting
  
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  Published by: Sudhir_Meru on June 29, 2012 21:14

  This will work with the sample you provided...

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    3   select '[FID_28eff73b_125a3e651e2__7d76]' str from dual union all
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    9  from t;
  
  STR                                      OUTPUT
  ---------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------
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  [FID_28eff73b_125a3e651e2__7d76]         FID_28eff73b_125a3e651e2__7d76
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  "bigj99012" wrote in message
  News:e356tl$OS4$1@forums. Macromedia.com...
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