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  Ann Bens that suggested earlier for you in the other thread, so if it works please give him the Star 'responded'... like the points going for a dinner of lobster from adobe.

  Here images... Anyway my export file ends up being type avi 2 720 x 480 24 fps progressive to 16:9 and he plays well in the traditional media...

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  See the line on the myTextRef.font below:

  create a variable to the active document

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  myLayerRef.kind = LayerKind.TEXT;

  myLayerRef.name = "Filename";

  It is a layer of real text describing it as a text element

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  The use of javascript, app.fonts you will get an array of objects textFont. There will be an object textFont for each font that Photoshop can use. Each object has several properties. To use with a text layer, as the postScriptName property.

  var fontList = [];

  var font = app.fonts;

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• Editing existing text layer...

  Hello

  I am running CS4 on Vista 64-bit and a PS script in Javascript programming...

  I struggle to change an existing layer in a file .psd I open.

  The script is quite simple:

  1. open the .psd file

  2 change the alignment of the content, size, font of the EXISTING text layer

  -> Note: this text EXISTING layer has an applied existing LAYER STYLE

  3. close the file

  Everything works well except the part 2. The reason why I change this EXISTING text layer is, b/c it is already exactly positioned where it should do and the desired layer style is already applied...

  Here is what I tried:

  I. I thought given that the layer is already a LAYER of TEXT it is not necessary to set the TEXT properties once again - I used this code:

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  textLayer.contents = "test change."

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  II. I defined the existing text layer to be a LAYER of TEXT - I used this code:

  textLayer var docRef.layers = ['text layer ']; define the text existing in a VAR layer
  docRef.activeLayer = textLayer;
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  T1. Size = 36;
  T1.style = "Regular";
  T1.antiAliasMethod = AntiAlias.SHARP;
  T1.contents = "test change."

  -> Problem: this concerns the changes, BUT the actual text font size applied is 120 (!) - I have to multiply by 0.3 to actually get to 36 and this does not work all the time... very, very strange... I guess it has to do with the fact that redefine us a layer of EXISTING text as a text element...

  III. I have of course...:

  1. create a NEW text layer
  2. apply all my properties

  3. then place it at the exact location where the EXISTING text layer

  Problem: creation and styles (properties) work fine, BUT when I get the coordinates through .bounds and when I apply the [0] and [1] values it does NOT match the position (too high)... applying the [0] and [3] values does NOT either (too low) mtach... I have to split the difference between these two?

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  M

  The reason text has not changed in your first example is that you set the font, size, etc to the layer not the textItem prperties. You fixed that in the example following you.

  When you work with pixels, you must assign the baseUnit if the doc is not 72 dpi. Something like that

  UnitValue.baseUnit = UnitValue ((1/docRef.resolution),'in');// the default value is 1/72
  textLayer var docRef.layers = ['text layer ']; define the text existing in a VAR layer
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  T1. Size = UnitValue (36, 'px');
  T1.style = "Regular";
  T1.antiAliasMethod = AntiAlias.SHARP;
  T1.contents = "test change."

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  How can I add text to photos save to JPEG? The photos have been imported into my computer from a mobile phone

  Hello

  What operating system do you use?

  You can use the paint on windows feature to add text on the pictures.

  Reference:
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  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/mspaint_overview.mspx?mfr=true

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  Something like that

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