on 13/8/04 10:07 am, FernandIvaldi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Le 13 ao�t 04, � 09:52, Paul Lund a �crit : > >> The above works fine up to a point. However, when you create the new >> document its name is 'Untitled -1' and I need it to have the same name >> as the original file that I have just come from. Obviously, I realise >> that I can input this information manually, but bearing in mind those >> 400 files, I need an 'Action' to enable me to do this - as I'm sure >> you'll appreciate !!. >> >> Is there any way that anybody knows of to automate this task ? > > Dear Paul, > > I'm facing the same problem when it come to erase Exif data. The lone > glamourous way I found to get rid of them is ExifUtil, it's Unix > command managed. The fun with this soft is you are allowed to import > nonsense data if you are intended to do so. I didn't test it yet. > > http://www.hugsan.com/EXIFutils/ > > You also be able to set preferences to do so when "import" to Graphic > Convector. > > Talking to a computer guru, I had been told than better to use the Unix > command in EXIFUtil it should be more secure to write an AppleScript > dedicated to Terminal. My guess is if you are able to do so, it should > be easier to write a script to rename your PS batch processed files. > > In order to remove the Exif data there is also a way using layers, is > it keep the folder name? > Do anybody have an insight? > > Regards. > > FernandIvaldi > > =============================================================== > GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE Hi
Thanks for your response - much appreciated. I was given a script by Brian Price (Forum member) and it works in exactly the right way. Well done that man. See his mailing and link to me below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paul I've written a script which will do this, and is suitable for batch processing. You can download it from http://www.secalis.co.uk/Scripts/StripExif.js Save it to the Adobe\Photoshop\Presets\Scripts folder, open PS, and use File>Scripts>StripExif. Record this in an action for batch processing. It will work on both Mac and PC, and on V7 with the scripting upgrade, and CS. Brian Price ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Again thanks for your help. -- Paul Lund -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
