Import of images with the folder structure

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• How to export all the photos of Photos with the folder structure

  Topic says it all...

  I found tons of posts on how to export pictures from Photos, but clearly an important feature is missing. How to export one or more folders, subfolders, and albums to the breast?

  I need on a regular basis (read: scripted) to export all my photos for use on another platform. But I need to keep my organized all files as they are in the pictures.

  Anyone know of a script that can do this? Opening could [R.I.P].

  Thanks 1million in adv.

  Björn

  Photos can export using the subfolder structure to give you the files corresponding to moments

  a user has provided a script for this for albums - Albums export records - Script of Jacques Rioux

  and old toad has planned that the script compiled as an app - http://www.oldtoadstutorials.net/No.P01.html

  LN

• How to import in the video editor of first elements 13 clips with the tag structure or the person, location and the structure of the event organizer?

  How to import in the video editor of first elements 13 clips with the tag structure or the person, location and the structure of the event organizer?

  senior50

  On what computer operating system is your first items 13 running? And you have updated 13 to 13.1 still using Help Menu/implementation of an open project? If this isn't the case, please consider this.

  Now to your question immediately.

  I would consider placing your files for organizing items (person, place or event) in albums that you create in the organizer of items for each. Then,

  (a) the content of the album of the opening of the first elements add multimedia/Organizer.

  or

  (b) by selecting your album in the elements Organizer, select the photos in the album you want, then right click anywhere in a selection and Edit with Premiere elements editor selection?

  Have you been there and done that yet?

  Please examine, consider, give more details, and we can then decide what.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• Keep the folder structure for AVCHD (.mts) video

  Hi all

  Can someone confirm if or not the PP CS4 and AE CS4 requires the AVCHD folder structure to be left in tact?

  I just found this http://blogs.Adobe.com/davtechtable/2008/09/intro_to_cs4_and_new_avchd_edi.html

  Who says...

  ... Make sure you leave the structure of folders. Drag it to the new folder as an exact copy. This will ensure that you will have everything you need. Importer for PremierePro (also used by AfterEffects & still) uses folders and files to help identify the parameters and types of files without tape.

  ... so clearly, it is better to do, but it is actually necessary?

  I have not bought the CS 4 software yet, but I intend to, however, this can be a problem, as I have more than 6 months with a value of sequences, most without the folder structure. It was too embarrassing trying to maintain and also the files in an organized way. I tried various video editing software demonstrations, and all those I tried (including the Premiere Elements) worked fine with just the files .mts, without the extra stuff.

  I also used AE and PP trial versions, but these do not seem to support .mts at all. After reading the various threads on the topic but, I concluded that it was just a missing feature in trial versions.

  Thank you very much

  Eugene

  What I do (with XDCAM-EX images) is a structure of directories like this:

  Customer A / B of the project / Stick 1 /BPAV

  Customer A / B of the project / Stick 2 /BPAV

  ...

  ...

  Customer B / project / Stick 1 /BPAV

  ...

  etc.

• How to copy the folder structure in the WCC in another environment?

  Hi all

  I want to know, WCC has it a function to import or export the folder structure? Is it because I have several environments requiring installation with the same configuration and the structure of folders. It is quite time consuming at the same configuration of installation several times. It'll be great if I can copy and paste the setting in other rooms. WCC has this kind of function? If need can someone help to share the steps detailed here.

  Appreciate your help.

  Hello

  Are you looking for Folders_g or FF?

  If it is old, then you can go to Administration - file management - select - export the folder structure.

  It will create and download a file HDA.

  On the folder target, in the same menu as above - the import folder structure and which will create the folder hierarchy, as it is.

  If it FF, then archive - Select export options - Tables only - choose a table FolderFolders and Foldersmeta - export it.

  Use it to import from the target server.

• Multiple images with the same file name no doubt prevent export

  iMac running OS X El Capitan v10.11.6; Photos 1.5

  I'm trying to export approximately 331 images and I get an error report saying that only 169 of the exported images due to the inability to create files for 159 of the images.  Then the report gives me the names of files of the first 100 images for which files were not created.  After looking at many images that would not create a file, I realized that, in any case, there was at least one, if not several, other images with the SAME EXACT FILE name as the image in question.  I can't change the names of files by right click on "info".  I tried to export the images and change the names of files to export using the sequential option and the option of album name - always having exactly the same problem.  I even tried not to export an image at once and change the name of the file individually or no available. Is there a work around that? I desperately need to export those specific images. I am trying to create a photo album for shown to mothers who choose a family with which you want to place their child/ren for adoption. I'm at my wit's end.  The kicker is I'm moving towards trying to export all my pictures, and that's going to be a HUGE problem in course for me, so I really hope that there is a way around this question somewhat simply. I am a hobby photographer and use the computer for businesses and crafts.  I've seen a few posts that included answers referencing "AppleScript" - I have no idea how to do something like that.

  From here on I will DEFINITELY ensure that my Canon continually numbers the names of image files and automatically resets.  For the other photos other than Canon, is possible to rename images during the import of the lot?

  All advice and help will be GREATLY appreciated!

  Finder has the ability to rename files with various models of lot.  Simply select all the files to rename, right-click one of the selected files, choose 'Rename X points... '. ", and then set the options and click on the button"Rename ".

• How can I share 'My images' with the other user accounts on my computer?

  How can I share 'My images' with the other user accounts on my computer?

  where are the 'experts' on these forums adverstised?  I can't get an answer to a simple question.  Does anyone know how to do this?

  Here we are, ok, I'm not an expert, but try this:

  Right click on 'My images' > share > specific people... > select that you want to share this folder with.

  ...

  After that, try to connect by using a different account. If you will not be able to open C:\Users\"FirstUser"\Pictures, you try to extend the network in the left pane of Windows Explorer > expand ComputerName > expand users > expand "FirstUser" > photos

• How to work the DNG? is it always the original image with the settings of self-development?

  Hello!

  A question about DNG. recently, I had to put a bunch of my RAWs to print elsewhere. I copied all the RAWs and XMP files. Then imported on a different PC/LR. Others do not, some reflect my edit-adjustments. RAWS all VINTAGE.

  I save now on some DNG of my final print changes.

  I'm thinking a DNG in PDF format.

  When I export a DNG a RAW processed, is it cooked in? or is it always the original image with the settings of self-development?

  Thank you

  Alex

  Lightroom is a non-destructive Editor. So, you can take any file type (JPG, DNG, RAW, TIF, other) and edit this photo, and always come back to the unedited version.

  If you export your RAW as DNG or export your RAW as the 'Original', you can also revert to the unedited export version (but not if you export as JPG or TIF).

  With regard to your initial statement that you have 'copied the RAWs to print elsewhere', they may not had the changes written to XMP. It would also be a problem with the DNG format, as I said, you should enable the option to write changes into XMP or issue a command, because by default, Lightroom writes not changes to your DNG or sidecar xmp for the RAWs files.

  The copy is different from export.

• Whenever I have download an image with the command "save the image under...". ", it records in a useless file of 168 bits.

  As stated, whenever I have download an image with the command "save image under" he recorded in a useless file of 168 bits. This does not happen everytime I have save an image, but more often the not, and I don't have a lot of useless files hang out because of this. Is it possible to re - download each image 168 bits that he should have been downloaded in the first place? Is it possible to ensure that this does not happen?

  Here's what it looks like:
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  The site could use a transparent overlay image to protect the actual image or otherwise has put in place a protection.
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• Windows Movie Maker-how do to import an image in the animation in the slide show

  Windows Movie Maker - issue animation.

  (J'ai créé un diaporama à l'aide de Windows Movie Maker et ont utilisé l'installation d'animation désignée comme «Journal», dont associé commente état ' Spins et deles de zooms en overlay) ". I'm interested to know if it is possible to import an image from the computer, in the rectangular segment positioned centrally in the composition of the journal. The rectangular segment would then later become the image full-screen during the last part of the timeline that implies that it would be possible to import an image that would fill then on the screen to create a focus point at this stage. I would like to know how to import such an image - if possible, please.

  I've created a show of 'Film' using Windows Movie Maker and have used the "Diary" movie clip I would like to know if it is possible to insert or otherwise import a picture or a photograph in the rectangle that is located approximately in the Center, so that once the movie clip's headed toward the Viewer, the image or photo and then 'zoom in' to fill the frame.

  ====================================================
  It may be possible to perform the task to you if you create a custom effect.

  You can find some info about the effects in the following forum:

  Windows Movie Makers forums:
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  More information:

  Create custom effects and
  Transitions in Windows Movie Maker
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms867186.aspx

  In addition, the following link maybe worth a visit:

  Modules of Windows Movie Maker
  Transitions and effects
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/tutorials/addons.aspx

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• can anyone provide a link to insert the image with the text on the button in the apex 4.2.6

  can anyone provide a link to insert the image with the text on the button in the apex 4.2.6

  ReemaPuri wrote:

  in the workspace image:-resign.jpeg

  

  As a button? Seriously?

  Ok. First of all, because the image already contains text, there no point in including the same wording in the form of text on the button. Accessibility requirements can be met using re-sign as alternative text. 4.2, create an image button:

  Tag/Alt text: Re-sign

  Static ID: re - sign

  Style button: Image

  Button Image: & WORKSPACE_IMAGES.resign.jpeg

  To make the image looks more like a button, add the following CSS to Inline CSS property page:

  #re-sign img {
    margin: 0 2px 2px 0;
    border: 2px outset;
    border-radius: 4px;
  }
  #re-sign img:active {
    margin: 2px 0 0 2px;
    border: 2px inset;
    border-radius: 4px;
  }
  

  Finally, there is a bug in 4.2 that generates the incorrect URL for the button images, which requires dynamic action of Page Load to fix.

  Event: Loading the page

  Action: Run the JavaScript Code

  Code

  var resignImg = $("#re-sign img");
  resignImg.attr("src", resignImg.attr("src").replace("/i/", ""));
  

• Slow connection with 9 EMU using mandatory profiles with the folder redirection MSFT (Windows 7)

  I have been recently UEM9, AppVol 2.10 in my environment of Horizon 7 on some Machines Windows 7 Linked Clone (systems no-no intentionally) initially the connection time was around 30secs with Agent display 7, UEM9, AppVol 2.10 installed with a mandatory profiles with the folder redirection MSFT (Windows 7), but as I expanded stable about 30 user... and they started to use the system on a regular basis I started to do & see logins for one more minute. Nothing has changed in my environment and the material is extremely less use so Im trying to figure out what is causing the delay in the connection. Does anyone else know extremely long connections using UEM9?

  I could solve this problem by updating 10.0.6 to 10.0.8 vmware tools. This login corrected and the performance of the virtual desktop.

• Need a Script to the space of images on a total gap, then tag each image with the percentage of the total image space

  By editing the other scripts, I found here and other sites (including the labels size rorohiko), I worked on a script that will each image with the dimensions of the label and calculate the percentage of the spread of everything (including the text, white space).

  Now, I was invited to a script that tagged the images with the percentage of total image on a gap space. This script is so space images on a total gap, then tag each image with the percentage of the total image space. For example if there is an image that is 10 x 10 inches and four pictures that are images of 2.5x2.5, 10 x 10 would be tagged with 50% and the 2.5x2.5 would be tagged with 12.5%.

  This is the script that does the percentage of total circulation. Can some clever person get to do what I need?

  Suze

  (Sorry, I don't know how to post the script here with line numbers!)

  //

  This script adds printing of information labels to each graphic image. The labels are on a separate layer

  named "PercentageLabels" so that all these added labels can be removed again by simply removing

  the layer.

  //

  If you move or resize items, simply re-run the script to update the labels.

  //

  Before (re) start the script, you can define a paragraph style "SizeLabelStyle".

  This style will apply to all content on labels.

  //

  Before (re) start the script, you can set a style of object 'SizeLabelObjectStyle '.

  This style of object apply to all executives of the label - so if you want a specific background

  fill out or frame, do it through this object style.

  //

  You can change the units of the size label. I put in inches. Change the line below that has

  kUnitToUse - you can use:

  MeasurementUnits.CENTIMETERS

  MeasurementUnits.CICERO

  MeasurementUnits.INCHES

  MeasurementUnits.MILLIMETERS

  MeasurementUnits.PICAS

  MeasurementUnits.PIXELS

  MeasurementUnits.POINTS

  //

  By default the script will not attempt to label the "nested" images If you also want to label

  nested images (for example inline images, anchored frames, pasted images in the images,...) to change the line

  below to read:

  kLabelNestedItems = 1

  //

  If you want a specific image to stay without a label, you can use the Script label palette for

  assign a script called 'ignore' for this frame. The script will then not label this framework to the

  the title of the script is removed again.

  //

  Change the lines with kDontLabelImageFrames, kDontLabelTextFrames, kDontLabelOtherFrames

  below if you want to restrict labelling to only certain types of images: replace the '0'

  in "1" to enable these options.

  //

  Change the line with kShowImageFileName if you also want to display the names of the image in the

  size for the picture frames.

  //

  Small frames are not labelled - the cutoff point is currently a less than 0.1 inch high framework

  or 0.1 inch wide. You can change the cutoff point by adjusting the lines with kDontLabelBelowWidth

  or kDontLabelBelowHeight below.

  //

  var Girard;

  var gScriptFile;

  var gCaches;

  // ****************

  That's cheating spread automatically calculated

  var doc = app.activeDocument;

  doc.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.inches;

  doc.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = MeasurementUnits.inches;

  PageWidth = doc.documentPreferences.pageWidth var;

  stucture var pagewidth = * 2;

  var spreadheight = doc.documentPreferences.pageHeight;

  var spreadsquinch = stucture * spreadheight;

  Alert ("the total measure of square inch of spread is:" + spreadsquinch);

  //******************

  VR;

  {

  If (app.activeScript instanceof file)

  {

  var gScriptFile = app.activeScript;

  }

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  }

  If (typeof (kLogLevel) is "undefined")

  {

  const kLogLevel = 5;

  const kMaxLogNestLevel = 5;

  const kLogToMessageBox = 0;

  const kLogToConsole = 0;

  const kLogToFile = 0;

  const kLogFileName = "PercentageLabels.log";

  const kIgnoreFrameLabel = "ignore."

  const kSizeLabelLayerName = "PercentageLabels";

  const kLabelNestedItems = 0;

  const kDontLabelImageFrames = 0;

  const kDontLabelTextFrames = 1;

  const kDontLabelOtherFrames = 0;

  const kUnitToUse = MeasurementUnits.INCHES;

  const kShowImageFileName = 0; This set to 1 to precede the name of the image file in the tag

  Below all of the measures are expressed in kUnitToUse (e.g. inches if MeasurementUnits.INCHES is used)

  const kRoundToDecimals = 2;

  The separator to use between objects - for example MyImage.jpg - 7.22 x 9,34

  const kSeparatorBetweenNameAndSize = "-";

  const kSeparatorBetweenHeightAndWidth = "H x"; "

  const kSeparatorAfterWidth = "W";

  const kDontLabelBelowWidth = 0.1; In kUnitToUse

  const kDontLabelBelowHeight = 0.1; In kUnitToUse

  const kLabelStyleName = "SizeLabelStyle";

  const kLabelObjectStyleName = "SizeLabelObjectStyle";

  const kLabelHeight = 0.6; In kUnitToUse

  const kLabelWidth = 2.5; Expressed in kUnitToUse (e.g., inches).

  }

  var gRunState =

  {

  logToMessageBox: kLogToMessageBox,

  logToConsole: kLogToConsole,.

  logToFile: kLogToFile,.

  functionNestLevel: 0,

  logFunctionEntry: true,

  logFunctionExit: true,

  logLevel: kLogLevel,.

  logFileName: kLogFileName

  };

  Main();

  // ****************

  function ConvertToFrame (thePageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("ConvertToFrame");

  var retVal = thePageItem.getElements () [0];

  / * / / / LogExit ("ConvertToFrame");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function CollectionToArray (theCollection)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("CollectionToArray");

  var retVal = theCollection.everyItem () .getElements () .slice (0);

  / * / / / LogExit ("CollectionToArray");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function GetImageFile (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetImageFile");

  var imageFile = null;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  pageItem = ConvertToFrame (pageItem);

  If (!) (("allGraphics" in pageItem))

  {

  break;

  }

  var allGraphics = pageItem.allGraphics.slice (0);

  If (allGraphics.length == 0)

  {

  break;

  }

  var chart = allGraphics [0];

  var graphic.itemLink = link;

  imageFile = new File (link.filePath);

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetImageFile");

  return imageFile.

  }

  // ****************

  function GetImageName (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetImageName");

  var imageName = "";

  do

  {

  var imageFile = GetImageFile (pageItem);

  If (imageFile is nothing)

  {

  break;

  }

  imageName = imageFile.displayName;

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetImageName");

  return imageName;

  }

  // ****************

  function GetOuterPageItem (pageItem)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("GetOuterPageItem");

  var retVal = null;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  retVal = pageItem.parent;

  If (retVal instanceof spread | retVal instanceof Page)

  {

  retVal = pageItem;

  break;

  }

  If (retVal instanceof character)

  {

  retVal = GetOuterPageItem(retVal.parentTextFrames[0]);

  break;

  }

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  retVal = null;

  }

  }

  While (false);

  / * / / / LogExit ("GetOuterPageItem");

  Return retVal;

  }

  // ****************

  function LogMessage (message, collapseLines)

  {

  If (gRunState.logToConsole)

  {

  $.writeln (message);

  }

  If (gRunState.logToFile)

  {

  var logFile = new file (gScriptFile.parent + "/" + gRunState.logFileName);

  var now = new Date();

  logFile.open ("a");

  logFile.write (now.toString () + ":"+ message + "\n" ');

  logFile.close ();

  }

  If (gRunState.logToMessageBox)

  {

  Alert (message);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  LogEntry (message) function

  {

  If (gRunState.logFunctionEntry)

  {

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < kMaxLogNestLevel) {}

  for (var idx = 0; idx < gRunState.functionNestLevel; idx ++)

  {

  message = "" + message;

  }

  Filled (message + "<", true);

  }

  }

  gRunState.functionNestLevel ++;

  }

  // ****************

  function LogError (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 1).

  {

  LogMessage ("* ERROR *:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogExit (message)

  {

  -gRunState.functionNestLevel;

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < 0)

  {

  LogError ("LogExit: unbalanced nesting of function");

  }

  If (gRunState.logFunctionExit)

  {

  If (gRunState.functionNestLevel < kMaxLogNestLevel) {}

  for (var idx = 0; idx < gRunState.functionNestLevel; idx ++)

  {

  message = "" + message;

  }

  Filled (message + ">", true);

  }

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogNote (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 3)

  {

  LogMessage ("Note:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function LogWarning (message)

  {

  If (gRunState.logLevel > = 2)

  {

  LogMessage ("WARNING:" + message, false);

  }

  }

  // ****************

  function Main()

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("Main");

  var savedUserInteractionLevel = app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel;

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevels.NEVER_INTERACT;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  activeDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  If (!.) (activeDocument instanceof Document))

  {

  LogError ("hand: activeDocument isn't a Document");

  break;

  }

  var savedHorizontalMeasurementUnits = activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = kUnitToUse;

  var savedVerticalMeasurementUnits = activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = kUnitToUse;

  var savedRulerOrigin = activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.PAGE_ORIGIN;

  do

  {

  Try

  {

  ProcessFrames (activeDocument);

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  Alert ("the script encountered a situation that we don't know how to handle. "He received the error, says '" + Parker + "' in Main()"); "."

  }

  }

  While (false);

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = savedRulerOrigin;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.horizontalMeasurementUnits = savedHorizontalMeasurementUnits;

  activeDocument.viewPreferences.verticalMeasurementUnits = savedVerticalMeasurementUnits;

  }

  catch (Girard)

  {

  Alert ("the script encountered a situation that we don't know how to handle. "He received the error, says '" + Parker + "' in Main()"); "."

  LogError ("Hand throw" + Girard);

  }

  }

  While (false);

  app.scriptPreferences.userInteractionLevel = savedUserInteractionLevel;

  / * / / / LogExit ("Main");

  }

  // ****************

  function ProcessFrames (doc)

  {

  / * / / / LogEntry ("ProcessFrames");

  var err;

  do

  {

  If (!.) (doc instanceof Document))

  {

  LogError ("ProcessFrames: doc should be a Document");

  break;

  }

  Try

  {

  var existingLayer = doc.layers.itemByName (kSizeLabelLayerName);

  existingLayer.id;

  existingLayer.remove ();

  }

  catch (err)

  {

  }

  If (kLabelNestedItems)

  {

  var pageItems = doc.allPageItems.slice (0);

  }

  on the other

  {

  var pageItems = CollectionToArray (doc.pageItems);

  }

  var frameReferences = [];

  for (var pageItemIdx = 0; pageItemIdx < pageItems.length; pageItemIdx ++)

  {

  do

  {

  var pageItem = pageItems [pageItemIdx];

  If (pageItem.itemLayer.name is kSizeLabelLayerName)

  {

  break;

  }

  var pageItem = ConvertToFrame (pageItem);

  If (instanceof TextFrame pageItem)

  {

  If (kDontLabelTextFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  ElseIf (pageItem graphic instanceof)

  {

  If (kDontLabelImageFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  on the other

  {

  If (kDontLabelOtherFrames)

  {

  break;

  }

  }

  If (pageItem.label.toLowerCase () is kIgnoreFrameLabel)

  {

  break;

  }

  var width = pageItem.geometricBounds [3] - pageItem.geometricBounds [1];

  var height = pageItem.geometricBounds [2] - pageItem.geometricBounds [0];

  If (width < kDontLabelBelowWidth)

  {

  break;

  }

  If (height, kDontLabelBelowHeight)

  {

  break;

  }

  frameReferences.push (pageItem);

  }

  While (false);

  }

  var sizeLabelLayer = doc.layers.add ({name: kSizeLabelLayerName});

  for (var pageItemIdx = 0; pageItemIdx < frameReferences.length; pageItemIdx ++)

  {

  Try

  {

  var pageItem = frameReferences [pageItemIdx];

  var width = pageItem.geometricBounds [3] - pageItem.geometricBounds [1];

  var height = pageItem.geometricBounds [2] - pageItem.geometricBounds [0];

  var labelItem = doc.textFrames.add (null, LocationOptions.BEFORE, GetOuterPageItem (pageItem));

  labelItem.itemLayer = sizeLabelLayer;

  var boxsquinch = width * height

  var boxpercent = (boxsquinch / spreadsquinch) * 100

  var roundpercent = Math.round (boxpercent)

  var labelText = "";

  If (kShowImageFileName)

  {

  var imageName = GetImageName (pageItem);

  If (imageName! = "")

  {

  labelText += imageName + kSeparatorBetweenNameAndSize;

  }

  }

  labelText += RoundString (height, kRoundToDecimals) + kSeparatorBetweenHeightAndWidth + RoundString(width, kRoundToDecimals) + kSeparatorAfterWidth + ' \r\n'+ roundpercent + '% ';

  labelItem.contents = labelText;

  xPos = pageItem.geometricBounds var [1];

  yPos = pageItem.geometricBounds var [0] + kLabelHeight;

  labelItem.geometricBounds is [Posy, xPos, yPos + kLabelHeight, xPos + kLabelWidth];.

  Try

  {

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