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I’m using PS 7.0 and my OS is XP home.
I’ve used batch commands extensively, with no problems. Until now!
A friend has sent me some sets of jpgs for editing and I’ve had no problem with most of them.
But with 3 sets, PS runs throught the batch command and looks like its processing the image. But no new files (which are set to save as copies) are created.
I have no trouble processing these jpgs individually and saving them.
The problem occurs with batch commands, even ones that have worked perfectly on other sets of jpgs.
I’ve tried converting the jpgs to other file types. No success.
I’ve also tried checking the over-ride Action "Save As" commands.
It’s not a question of the folder settings being incorrect. I’ve run a batch command in the folder successfully, brought in the problem jpgs and run it again with no success.
I’ve tried to process the jpgs on another computer, with the same lack of success.
Any suggestions extremely welcome! Even if you don’t know the answer, but have experienced the problem also, I’d appreciate you letting me know.
Tom
I’ve used batch commands extensively, with no problems. Until now!
A friend has sent me some sets of jpgs for editing and I’ve had no problem with most of them.
But with 3 sets, PS runs throught the batch command and looks like its processing the image. But no new files (which are set to save as copies) are created.
I have no trouble processing these jpgs individually and saving them.
The problem occurs with batch commands, even ones that have worked perfectly on other sets of jpgs.
I’ve tried converting the jpgs to other file types. No success.
I’ve also tried checking the over-ride Action "Save As" commands.
It’s not a question of the folder settings being incorrect. I’ve run a batch command in the folder successfully, brought in the problem jpgs and run it again with no success.
I’ve tried to process the jpgs on another computer, with the same lack of success.
Any suggestions extremely welcome! Even if you don’t know the answer, but have experienced the problem also, I’d appreciate you letting me know.
Tom
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