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   * ai.jsx (c)MaratShagiev [email protected] 17.08.2016.
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  (function act_saveForWeb () {
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        ' ]' +
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        ' /colorIndex 0' +
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        ' /eventCount 1' +
        ' /event-1 {' +
        ' /useRulersIn1stQuadrant 0' +
        ' /internalName (adobe_SaveForWeb)' +
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        ' ]' +
        ' /isOpen 0' +
        ' /isOn 1' +
        ' /hasDialog 1' +
        ' /showDialog 1' +
        ' /parameterCount 16' +
        ' /parameter-1 {' +
        ' /key 1181578272' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (enumerated)' +
        ' /name [ 4' +
        ' 4a504547' +
        ' ]' +
        ' /value 1246774599' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-2 {' +
        ' /key 1231975538' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (boolean)' +
        ' /value 0' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-3 {' +
        ' /key 1366062201' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (integer)' +
        ' /value 60' +
        ' }' +
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        ' /key 1332769901' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (boolean)' +
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        ' /parameter-5 {' +
        ' /key 1348563827' +
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        ' /parameter-8 {' +
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        ' /type (integer)' +
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        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-9 {' +
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        ' /type (integer)' +
        ' /value 255' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-10 {' +
        ' /key 1299477570' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (integer)' +
        ' /value 255' +
        ' }' +
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        ' /key 1213424492' +
        ' /showInPalette -1' +
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        ' /value ' + wScale +
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        ' }' +
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        ' /value ' + hScale +
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        ' /parameter-14 {' +
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        ' /type (boolean)' +
        ' /value 1' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-15 {' +
        ' /key 1399608180' +
        ' /showInPalette 0' +
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        ' 0000000300000001000000000000000700000001000000000001000000000000' +
        ' 000001010000003c000000010000006400000000000000000000000000000002' +
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        ' 0c6e6f4d61747465436f6c6f72626f6f6c000000000b70726f67726573736976' +
        ' 65626f6f6c000000000c7a6f6e65645175616c6974794f626a63000000010000' +
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        ' 656d70686173697a65566563746f7273626f6f6c0000000005666c6f6f726c6f' +
        ' 6e6700000000' +
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        ' /size 1574' +
        ' }' +
        ' /parameter-16 {' +
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        ' /showInPalette -1' +
        ' /type (ustring)' +
        ' /value [ 28' +
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        ' }' +
        ' }' +
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    f.open ('w');
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    f.close ();
    app.loadAction (f);
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