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Before posting, I found a couple threads on the Photoshop Windows forum that seemed to answer my questions, but after constructing an action as close as possible to what was described there, it still doesn’t work for me. I know I’m overlooking something but can’t figure out what it is.
I am using Photoshop CS on Mac 10.2.8
When the OK button in the Automate window is clicked, it immediately opens the images in the selected folder, resizes and then disappears. The next image opens and so on. Everything looks fine. The only problem is, when I open the destination folder, there is nothing there!
Here is a link to a screen capture showing the steps in my actions. Can you tell me where I may be going wrong?
<http://www.peakdigitalpro.com/temp/SFW_actions.pdf>
I have tried the Override Action Save As commands, but it doesn’t seem to make a difference.
If you look at the linked file, the "In:" line of the ResizeToThumnails action (Yes I know Thumbnails is misspelled. oops), it does not specify a file name. I have no idea how that happened. In earlier versions it always had the filename I assigned it.
In those attempts, it was just saving every file as the same filename and overwriting each time. So of course then the destination folder had only one image in it.
Thanks.
Paul
I am using Photoshop CS on Mac 10.2.8
When the OK button in the Automate window is clicked, it immediately opens the images in the selected folder, resizes and then disappears. The next image opens and so on. Everything looks fine. The only problem is, when I open the destination folder, there is nothing there!
Here is a link to a screen capture showing the steps in my actions. Can you tell me where I may be going wrong?
<http://www.peakdigitalpro.com/temp/SFW_actions.pdf>
I have tried the Override Action Save As commands, but it doesn’t seem to make a difference.
If you look at the linked file, the "In:" line of the ResizeToThumnails action (Yes I know Thumbnails is misspelled. oops), it does not specify a file name. I have no idea how that happened. In earlier versions it always had the filename I assigned it.
In those attempts, it was just saving every file as the same filename and overwriting each time. So of course then the destination folder had only one image in it.
Thanks.
Paul
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