Batch convert files to 4x6 with copyright?

How do you batch convert files to 4x6 with copyright?

How do you batch convert files to 4x6 with copyright?
You need to create an action in PS (include a conditional option for both landscape and portrait). With this action ready you can select the files in Bridge, use menu Tools, Photoshop / Batch and inhere choose the action you created and let it run.
For the action itself you might want to visit the PS forum for more details, it is not easy to create a watermark on each image but possible. Just try it and explore.

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How to batch convert psd to png with layers

how to batch convert psd to png with layers
i want to convert lots of PSD files into PNGs WHILE RETAINING
LAYERS!
simply batching and choosing custom setting flattens the
thing.
how do i do that!??
and i KNOW it can be done somehow - because i have some old
png's i KNOW come from the same psd source. ironic, isn't it?
besides - feature wish for adobe developers:
A) batch conversion should include 300dpi to 72dpi and vise
versa.
B) batch conversion should include PSD to PNG and vice versa
- including layers and transparency.
C) RGB to CMYK option when converting from 72 dpi to 300dpi.
D) batch exporting should include PNG32 which it doesnt now -
but somehow DOES include the outdated and stupid gif-format.
E) i'd like the Actions feature of photoshop - makes batching
complicated procedures easly.
F) I'd like support for the brushes of photoshop
G) Better selecting tools for details like hair and fine
edges.
Important notes is that i as webdesigner often need to make
certain aspects of my clients graphics into print material. Also
that i use fireworks for picture editing.
Praise for the developers of fireworks
A) the compression facility of JPGs is AWESOME!
B) PNG as fileformat is likewise awesome - i end up using it
for almost all i do these days. Transparency and good file sizes. I
have used fireworks cs3 to convert all psd and tiff and ai files to
PNG.
C) the vectors and styles and method of selecting and editing
things in fireworks is FAR SUPERIOR to flash and photoshop!

senocular wrote:
> Save the following code in a .jsf file and run it in a
batch. It will save
> your batched PSDs in their original location as PNGs
(using the same file name
> with .png tacked on the end). You'll probably need to
save the file in your
> Fireworks/Configuration/Commands directory to allow the
batch to pick it up.
> Note that any save location you specify in the batch
will be irrelevant. This
> code just saves the files in their original location.
>
>
>
> var dom = fw.getDocumentDOM();
> fw.saveDocumentCopyAs(dom,
dom.filePathForRevert+".png");
>
Thanks Trevor!
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Batch convert file to OCR PDF

Hi
we want to survey a software that offer these function：
1. Batch convert file( MS office / PDF / JPG / TIFF ) to OCR PDF automatically.
2. Multi-threaded conversions functionality.
2. Support API .
Is Adobe Acrobat XI Pro can work?

No, Acrobat would not be suitable for this purpose.
Also, be aware that the idea of converting a “born digital” document (such as an MSOffice file) to an “OCR PDF” makes no sense.

Help with Illustrator Script! Batch convert files including subfolders - please help! :)

Hello,
I honestly have tried reading the other answers and researching to try to solve this problem. I'm sorry for my ignorance in this area. Please help!!!
I'm trying to make a script (for Illustrator CS2) that will batch convert several files to PNG files. The source folder has several subfolders and I need the script to go into the subfolders and convert those files as well. The destination directory should be an entirely separate folder but with the same hierarchy as the original source folder.
The script I have been using (that converts just as I need) is below. The only problem is it doesn't do the subfolders.
Any help would be so amazingly appreciated!
ADOBE SYSTEMS INCORPORATED
Copyright 2005 Adobe Systems Incorporated
All Rights Reserved
NOTICE: Adobe permits you to use, modify, and
distribute this file in accordance with the terms
of the Adobe license agreement accompanying it.
If you have received this file from a source
other than Adobe, then your use, modification,
or distribution of it requires the prior
written permission of Adobe.
ExportDocsAsPNG24.jsx
DESCRIPTION
This sample gets files specified by the user from the
selected folder and batch processes them and saves them
as PNGs in the user desired destination with the same
file name.
// Main Code [Execution of script begins here]
// uncomment to suppress Illustrator warning dialogs
// app.userInteractionLevel =
UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;
var destFolder, sourceFolder, files, fileType,
sourceDoc, targetFile, pngExportOpts;
// Select the source folder.
sourceFolder = Folder.selectDialog( 'Select the folder
with Illustrator files you want to convert to PNG', '~'
// If a valid folder is selected
if ( sourceFolder != null )
    files = new Array();
    fileType = prompt( 'Select type of Illustrator files
to you want to process. Eg: *.ai', ' ' );
    // Get all files matching the pattern
    files = sourceFolder.getFiles( fileType );
    if ( files.length > 0 )
        // Get the destination to save the files
        destFolder = Folder.selectDialog( 'Select the
folder where you want to save the converted PNG files.',
'~' );
        for ( i = 0; i < files.length; i++ )
            sourceDoc = app.open(files[i]); // returns
the document object
            // Call function getNewName to get the name
and file to save the pdf
            targetFile = getNewName();
            // Call function getPNGOptions get the
PNGExportOptions for the files
            pngExportOpts = getPNGOptions();
            // Export as PNG
            sourceDoc.exportFile( targetFile,
ExportType.PNG24, pngExportOpts );
            sourceDoc.close
(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
        alert( 'Files are saved as PNG in ' + destFolder
    else
        alert( 'No matching files found' );
getNewName: Function to get the new file name. The
primary
name is the same as the source file.
function getNewName()
    var ext, docName, newName, saveInFile, docName;
    docName = sourceDoc.name;
    ext = '.png'; // new extension for png file
    newName = "";
    for ( var i = 0 ; docName[i] != "." ; i++ )
        newName += docName[i];
    newName += ext; // full png name of the file
    // Create a file object to save the png
    saveInFile = new File( destFolder + '/' + newName );
    return saveInFile;
getPNGOptions: Function to set the PNG saving options of
the
files using the PDFSaveOptions object.
function getPNGOptions()
    // Create the PDFSaveOptions object to set the PDF
options
    var pngExportOpts = new ExportOptionsPNG24();
    // Setting PNGExportOptions properties. Please see
the JavaScript Reference
    // for a description of these properties.
    // Add more properties here if you like
    pngExportOpts.antiAliasing = true;
    pngExportOpts.artBoardClipping = true;
    pngExportOpts.horizontalScale = 300.0;
    //pngExportOpts.matte = true;
    //pngExportOpts.matteColor = 0, 0, 0;
    pngExportOpts.saveAsHTML = false;
    pngExportOpts.transparency = true;
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You can turn off some of the dialogs with: app.displayDialogs = DialogModes.NO;
#target photoshop
if (app.documents.length > 0) {
//Turn display dialogs off
app.displayDialogs = DialogModes.NO;
//=============Find Current Documents path================//
var CurrentPath = activeDocument.path;
//=============Establish current documents destination===============//
var folder1 = Folder(CurrentPath + '/' + 'Flats');
//=============Check if it exist, if not create it.============//
if(!folder1.exists) folder1.create();
//=============Establish current documents file name=========//
//Current filename without the extension
var CurrentFileName = app.activeDocument.name.replace(/\.[^\.]+$/, '');
//=============Modify current file name================//
var modifiedFileName = CurrentFileName +"Flat.psd";
//=============Establish save path====================//
var saveFileCurrentPath = new File(folder1 + '/' + modifiedFileName);
//=============Flatten document ====================//
activeDocument.flatten();
//=============Rotate document if in 'Landscape'====================//
var myDocument = app.activeDocument;
if (myDocument.width > myDocument.height) myDocument.rotateCanvas(90);
//============Save File=======================//
psdSaveOptions = new PhotoshopSaveOptions();
activeDocument.saveAs(saveFileCurrentPath, psdSaveOptions, true, Extension.LOWERCASE);
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app.activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);

Batch convert Raw to jpg with EXIF data

I would like to batch convert RAW images files to jpeg format while preserving the EXIF data. Is there any way to do this with the built-in apps in OS X Mavericks?
This used to be possible with Preview.app using the "Export Selected Images..." command. However, as of Mavericks, that command does not correctly copy EXIF data for the individual images. Instead, the EXIF data for the first image is used in all of the exported images. So Preview.app is now pretty much useless for converting batches of RAW files.
Can anyone point me to a workaround in Preview.app, or an alternative way to do this conversion in Mavericks?
I should add that I don't want to import all my images into iPhoto. I prefer to use regular folders to organize my images rather than the walled library that iPhoto creates.

Andrew Shalit wrote:
I used iPhoto for many years and found it to be cumbersome and more trouble than it was worth. It did not let me manage, organize, rate, tag, and edit my photos in any way approaching convenience.
Hate to say this for the 3rd time, but use Canon's "DPP" (Digital Photo Professional).
With it you can "manage, organize, rate, tag, and edit [your] photos" as well as batch convert to jpeg or othet formats.

Batch converting files to JPGs

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Jenny
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Regards
TD

Batch convert png to jpeg with custom background

How to batch convert pngs to jpegs, but using custom background ? Is there any action or plugin for that ?

Image Processor in conjunction with an Action (that places and positions a background for example) should suffice.

Can you Batch convert files to pdf's Acrobat 9 standard

i am looking through Acrobat 9 standard and can not see any batch conversion to convert all the files in a folder to PDF's not (combining them) is this something available in other versions pro or extended? or am i just doing it wrong? may a script or something?

There are no batch processes at all in Acrobat 9 Standard. Only Pro or higher has them.

CS3: Any way to Batch convert files from different directories?

Using CS3. I want to open a bunch of TIF files and re-save using different file options. The only way I know to do this is with File > Automate > Batch. But that only works if the destination folder for all files is the same. It's not.
Ideally I would not need to first open the files in Photoshop. Perhaps something with Bridge will work. Tools > Photoshop > Image Processor looks promising. There's even an option called "Save in same location", which does not do what it says so is totally useless.

>Bridge and Finder. They might both be running, but they are two programs that aren't Photoshop to do one simple thing Photoshop should do already by version 11.
The whole point is that Bridge is supposed to be used as an integral part of the CS4 SUITE.
I keep Bridge CS4 running at ALL times (it uses a minute amount of resources when it is just in standby mode) and I consider it to be an essential adjunct to Photoshop particularly if you deal with digital camera files.
I use its "Get Photos from Camera" to download from my card reader in preference to Nikon's download program; and I open whole batches of RAW files for processing in Bridge-hosted ACR 5.2.
ACR 5.2 also handles scanned Tiffs and JPEGs.
And I use Bridge to output Web Galleries; attach files to e-mails; collect aliases of all the files of any kind (and from any folder) that are needed for a particular project into a single Collection: and generally to organize file storage throughout my System.
The only thing that I can't yet do directly from Bridge is to burn a Collection to a CD or DVD.
Hopefully, someone like David Franzen will create a Script to do that too?

How can I use Automator to batch convert files of various formats into pdf files?

I am very much a novice. I need to convert approximately 10,000 documents into pdf format. (No, I'm not exaggerating.) I have searched and found various Applescripts that will do it for Word documents, but have even been unsuccessful using those. Each of my attempts ends up with some sort of error.
The documents are in mixed formats: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OpenOffice (.odt), and .jpeg, I even have some Clarisworks/Appleworks files, but those I'm happy to deal with separately if need be.

I am very much a novice. I need to convert approximately 10,000 documents into pdf format. (No, I'm not exaggerating.) I have searched and found various Applescripts that will do it for Word documents, but have even been unsuccessful using those. Each of my attempts ends up with some sort of error.
The documents are in mixed formats: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, OpenOffice (.odt), and .jpeg, I even have some Clarisworks/Appleworks files, but those I'm happy to deal with separately if need be.

Applescript batch convert DOC to TXT with line breaks

Hey guys, I recently got stuck at work having to convert over 1,000 DOC files to TXT files with line breaks.
I've found online several different Applescripts that work great at converting DOC files to TXT files but I can't find one that will do the TXT files with line breaks.
If anyone has a script that can do this I would be crazy grateful.
Converting these one by one with Word is taking forever to do.
Thanks for any help you can give me.

Excuse me for a moment for speaking harshly to you. You are causing yourself utterly unnecessary headaches by not being clear with us and not stopping to think, and it's high time you learned that that is an incorrect way to approach anything on a computer. Consider:
you don't know what you're doing (in the sense that you don't know what 'text with line breaks' means)
you don't know (or at least haven't explained) why this needs to be done
(therefore) you don't know if this needs to be done at all
(and yet) you are doing it anyway, in a mindlessly repetitive fashion, driving yourself batty and irritating me
At least for the time being, humans are the ones who think and computers the ones who grunt away mindlessly; try to reverse those roles and everything gets done badly and slowly. Stop, look, think, plan ahead - that's what your brain is good at if you give it a chance.
Now, as far as I can tell from poking around the web, 'text only with line breaks' means that the document is saved as a plain-text file, but with a carriage return linefeed combination (CR/LF) as a paragraph delimiter (this is a Windows format - unix uses a single linefeed, Macs might use a single carriage return or a single linefeed). I don't know why anyone would want that format - most software will convert that seamlessly (or at least can be told to convert that). Are you trying to feed this into some dinosaur of a database? At any rate, if that's what you want, this script should do it. caution, this script overwrites the original files; I suggest you make a copy of one or two files in a separate folder, and run the script on them first to check that the output works for whatever reason you're doing this:
set baseFolder to choose folder with prompt "Choose a folder of files to process"
tell application "Finder"
          set fileList to (every file of baseFolder whose name extension is "txt") as alias list
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                    set itsChunks to tid(itsText, {return, linefeed})
                    set itsNewText to tid(itsChunks, return & linefeed)
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                    set output to text items of input
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How do I batch convert files from pdf to pdf/a

My company is scanning a bunch of old documents and wants to store the files as both pdf and pdf/a. Many of the files have already been scanned as pdf, is it possible to convert them en mass to pdf/a? Or must we continue to do them one at a time?

XI Pro is better, the algorithm that fixes a PDF so it passes the compliance check is better. Not foolproof but much more likely to succeed than the one in Acrobat X.
As Test Screen Name says you can automate saving to the untagged versions of PDF/A (such as PDF/A-1b) using an Action, simply by creating a new 'empty' action and changing the Save step options. In most cases it'll work, but if the input file is wildly out of compliance it can still throw an error. The biggest problems tend to originate with font embedding and when the PDF has comments applied.
PDF/A versions with tagging (e.g. PDF/A-1a) are horrendous to create after the fact as you will almost certainly be hit with a long list of things you have to manually correct. Acrobat can't automate the fixes this time as it has no way to understand the semantics of each page. It's very strongly advised that those types of file are created directly in the authoring application (though Adobe has yet to implement that idea in InDesign, you can do it in MS Office).

How to batch convert .pages to .pdf with automator & applescript

Hi all,
As the title states, I want to drag and drop one (or a whole stack) of .pages documents onto an automator app, and have it pump out .pdfs...
Here is my code, it crashes with an error, but I'm really new to this so I don't really know what's going wrong.
on run {input, parameters}
tell application "Finder"
repeat with aFile in input
if class of (item aFile) is not folder then
set {tName, fileExt} to {name, name extension} of aFile
if fileExt is not missing value and fileExt is not "" then
set tName to "PDFs/" & (text 1 thru -((count fileExt) + 2) of tName) & ".pdf"
tell (get container of aFile)
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export mydoc to file tName as PDF --do the exporting
close mydoc saving no -- close the original file without saving
end tell
end tell
end if
end if
end repeat
end tell
end run

mirror318 wrote:
One more thing, is it easy to change that script so that the output is put in a subfolder called "PDFs" (the folder would go in wherever the .pages file was)?
This should save to a subfolder called "PDFs" in the Folder where the pages file is located:
on open fs
my proceed:fs
end open
on proceed:fs
tell application "Finder"
repeat with i from 1 to (get count of items in fs)
if (name extension of item i of fs) is "pages" then
--set PDFfile to text 1 thru -7 of (item i of fs as text) & ".pdf"
set PDFfile to name of (item i of fs)
set PDFfile to text 1 thru -7 of PDFfile & ".pdf"
if not (exists (parent of (item i of fs) as text) & "PDFs") then
make new folder at (parent of (item i of fs)) with properties {name:"PDFs"}
end if
set PDFfile to (parent of (item i of fs) as text) & "PDFs:" & PDFfile as text
tell application "Pages"
set mydoc to open (item i of fs) -- open input file in Pages
export mydoc to file PDFfile as PDF --do the exporting
close mydoc saving no -- close the original file without saving
end tell
end if
end repeat
end tell
end proceed:

Applescript batch convert .RTF to .TXT with line breaks

Hey guys, looking for help with an Applescript that can change a .RTF to a .TXT with line breaks.
I have an Applescript that will go from a .DOC to a plain .TXT but haven't found anything to get from the .RTF to a .TXT wth line breaks.
I'm doing this for Avid's Script Sync.
Thanks for the help.

Ok, you obviously mean something specific by "line breaks" that you're not being clear about. are you looking for a specific kind of line ending: Mac style carriage return (CR) ending? Windows style carriage return line feed (CR/LF) endings, unix style line feed (LF) endings? textutil provides LF by default (it's a unix utility after all); if you need a different line ending you'll need to pipe it through tr or modify it via applescript after you've done the conversion

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Batch convert files to 4x6 with copyright?

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