photoshop applescript

Hi,

Here is an example

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set pasta_origem to choose folder with prompt "Select original folder:"

set pasta_destino to choose folder with prompt "Select target folder:"

set fileToLog to (pasta_destino as string) & "Photoshop_Batch_Errors_Log.txt"

tellapplication "Finder"

setPhotoshopFilestodocument filesofpasta_origemasalias list

if not (exists file fileToLog) then

make new file at pasta_destino with properties {name:"Photoshop_Batch_Errors_Log.txt"}

end if

endtell

tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS4"

activate

batch "13 x 19 + sharpen" from "Ações CFotos" from filesPhotoshopFileswith options {destination:folder, destination folder:pasta_destino, error file:aliasfileToLog, windows compatible:true, file naming:{document name lower, extension lower}, suppress open:true, override save:true}

endtell

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Important : override save:true When this option is true, files will be saved to the destination folder only by “save as” steps in the action "13 x 19 + sharpen". If there are no “save” or “save as” steps, no files will be saved, in this case set it to false or remove ,override save:true in options .

LeCastello wrote:

I think we got closer now: I compiled it but when I ran it, it opened the batch dialog without automatically runnig it.

To controls whether or not Photoshop displays dialogs, use "setdisplay dialogsto ....."

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tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS4"

setdisplay dialogstonever-- never, always or error dialogs

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LeCastello wrote:

In the source option it was set "Bridge" (is it all right ?) and no destination folder was set.

Seems that it's not considered the source files list and/or the destination folder.

Yes, this is the normal behavior when using a script.