Chris
I've written a cross-platform script in Javascript which will add the filename with or without the extension. You can also add text before or after the filename if you wish, or change the opacity or Blend Mode of the text layer (try Difference). You can download it by clicking on www.secalis.co.uk/Scripts/AddFileNamePlus.js . You will need to edit it in a text editor to change the parameters, but it is straightforward. If you want to change the Font you have to use the postscript name - you can get this by opening a new page, typeing anything in the font you require, and running the Adobe script GetFontName.js - you can get this from www.secalis.co.uk/Scripts/GetFontName.js , if it's not already on your machine. If you are not familiar with scripts, download it to the Presets/Scripts folder in the Photoshop program files, and use File>Automate>Scripts (PS7) or File>Scripts (CS) - record an action to call the script if you want to use Automate>Batch. Brian =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
