Thanks David, Tim and Jorge, on 2/12/02 1:00 am, David Tingey wrote: > > Have you recorded past this point by selecting the quality you want, then > actually closing the file? Then stopping the recording. > > David >
Tried that, it always stops the action for me to OK the save quality. on 2/12/02 1:16 am, Tim Wheeler wrote: > On Behalf Of Simon Leibowitz >> I must surely be missing something obvious here, but I just can't find > it. >> >> I am trying to run a batch command in PS7, on a bunch of files to be > saved >> out as Jpegs. How do I get to Batch the Action, without the Automation >> pausing on the Jpeg Quality window (awaiting my OK prompt), as the > files are >> being saved ? > > My solution, when running an automated batch (eg sharpening, but not > pausing or spotting) is to place a weight on the enter key to keep it > depressed, make coffee, and resume normality when the batch is finished. > Umm, I started this thread on the 1st of December, not the 1st of April, your kidding surely ? Looks like I'm going to get reduced to trying it though, nothing else seems to be working! on 2/12/02 3:16 am, Jorge Parra wrote: > You don't have to use the staple pressing the Enter key if you uncheck the > icon on the Actions Table. To the left of each action you will find this > icon which will let you choose wether to allow the action to overide dialog > boxes for okey'ing or if you prefer to have them activated. Uncheck it for > this action and this is it. Those actions with multiple choices come by > default with OK dialog activated by definition. As soon as you set your > choices and uncheck the icon, then you can have the action repeat itself > with the same values, multiple times on multiple files. > This looks very promising Jorge, but I still can't get it to work. To the left of the action there are two boxes. 1st left brings up a little icon, if I put this ON the action stops and offers me a SAVE AS option. The other box has a trick in it by default, if I uncheck this the action step is removed (or so I believe) but as my step is a SAVE step, then followed by a CLOSE, I still get taken to a save option screen (which obviously halts the script). Going nuts here. I've got 300 files to run through this action, recon I could have easily have done them all manually by now ! Any more help much appreciated. Thanks Simon =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
