Hi there,
I am working on a (well maybe lame) script which should tell photoshop to open one file, resize it to a fixed size and the save it in the same place as Photoshop EPS.
Everything works well except the thing with saving. I tell Photoshop to save with 8 bit Preview and JPEG compression but I always get the default options (1 bit preview and binary).
Did anyone experience something like that ?
Here is my script:
tell application “Finder”
set GedroppterOrdner to choose folder with prompt “Bitte wählen”
set Dateien to every file of GedroppterOrdner
set Anzahl to the count of Dateien
get item 1 of Dateien
repeat with i from 1 to Anzahl
set curDoc to item i of Dateien as string
with timeout of 100 seconds
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
activate
open file curDoc
set ImgSizeX to width of the current document as pixels
set ImgSizeY to height of the current document as pixels
set XSize to width of the current document
set YSize to height of the current document
if XSize ? YSize then
-- Querformat
resize image the current document width 1800 as pixels resolution 304.8
set ImgSizeYnew to 0
set ImgSizeYnew to height of the current document as pixels as real
if ImgSizeYnew ? 1800 then
resize image the current document height 1800 as pixels resolution 304.8
end if
else
resize image the current document height 1800 as pixels resolution 304.8
set ImgSizeXnew to 0
set ImgSizeXnew to width of the current document as pixels as real
if ImgSizeXnew ? 1800 then
resize image the current document width 1800 as pixels resolution 304.8
end if
end if
save the current document in file curDoc as Photoshop EPS with options {embed color profile:false, encoding:maximum quality JPEG, preview type:eight bit Mac OS}
close the current document
end tell
end timeout
end repeat
end tell
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