Convert PSD to JPG

Is there any API to convert PSD to JPG ? Earlier I was using Adobe Document Server and I have used a method called 'saveOptimized' to perform this action. Please let me know what is the equivalent method in LiveCycle.
Thanks in Advance
Ravi

The ability to convert graphics that was in the older Adobe Document Server (and Graphic Server within that) is not carried over into LiveCycle. There is a rich set of PDF to image and image to PDF that you may be able to use, depending on your workflow.

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How do I convert psd to jpg on an IMac using PS Elements?

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How do I convert psd to jpg on an IMac using PS Elements?
If you are editing a single psd file in the editor, simply choose 'save as' and specify the jpg format in the save dialog.
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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:
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versa.
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- including layers and transparency.
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PNG.
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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");
>
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