Is there a way to replace an image file within a PSD in photoshop elements 13?
I've got 12 separate PSD files, with one image consistently in every document, but resized differently and very specifically for each of the documents. I've made some changes to the jpeg image separately, but instead of dropping the new image into each individual PSD and having to arduously match it to the previous version of the image, does anybody know if there a way to just ask elements to replace it by directing it to the new version of the jpeg?
In each PSD, the image is by itself on a layer of its own, nice and simple.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.. it seems like a simple thing to do, I just cant find how!
Thanks!
Offhand I doubt this can be done in PSE, at least in my dinosaur version 2. Maybe someone else knows if this can be done in 13. Sorry
But perhaps you can use the following trick.
Here I selected the sunflower, did a copy/paste to create a new layer, and moved the new area out of alignment.
Change the blending mode of the mis-aligned layer to "Difference".
Use the arrow keys to nudge the layer so that the result is totally black.
Change the blend mode back to "Normal" and, voila!, the layers are perfectly aligned.
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Jason,
I helped somebody do a very similar thing about a week ago.
The trick is to use the Batch command's ability to construct a file name.
Tell the batch to append, e.g. "-x" without quotes, to the name of each saved file.
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Then use Windows Explorer to rename "*-x-x.jpg" to "*-print.jpg".
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See http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1038992?start=32
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TomA Photoshop script can with ease.
// This script is supplied as is. It is provided as freeware.
// The author accepts no liability for any problems arising from its use.
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<about>$$$/JavaScripts/metadata/About=JJMack's pdf metadata.^r^rCopyright 2009 Mouseprints.^r^rJJMack's Script.^rNOTE:Copy Document metadata to a text file in same folder with same filename!</about>
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// enable double-clicking from Mac Finder or Windows Explorer
#target photoshop // this command only works in Photoshop CS2 and higher
// bring application forward for double-click events
app.bringToFront();
// ensure at least one document open
if (!documents.length) {
alert('There are no documents open.', 'No Document');
// if at least one document exists, then proceed
else {
main();
// main - main function
function main() {
try {
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app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;
app.preferences.typeUnits = TypeUnits.PIXELS;
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//alert ("length of metadata = " + xml.length);
//alert (xml);
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xmpdataend = xml.indexOf("</x:xmpmeta>") + "</x:xmpmeta>".length;
//alert ("xmpdatastart = " + xmpdatastart + " xmpdatalength = " + xmpdatalength );
xmpdata = xml.substr(xmpdatastart, xmpdataend );
writeTXT(xmpdata);
var mySourceFilePath = activeDocument.fullName.path + "/";
alert("Operation Complete! Metadata exported to: " + mySourceFilePath.toString().match(/([^\.]+)/)[1] + app.activeDocument.name.match(/([^\.]+)/)[1] + ".txt");
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xmpdata = xmpdata.substr(datalength, endofdata);
i = i + datalength;
// addTextLayer(data, n);
alert (data);
n = n + 1;
app.preferences.rulerUnits = strtRulerUnits;
app.preferences.typeUnits = strtTypeUnits;
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catch(e) { alert(e + ': on line ' + e.line, 'Script Error', true); }
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var fontName = "TimesNewRomanPSMT";
//var fontName = "Tahoma";
var fontSize = 6;
/* Text Color */
textColor = new SolidColor;
textColor.rgb.red = 255;
textColor.rgb.green = 255;
textColor.rgb.blue = 255;
text_layer = app.activeDocument.artLayers.add(); // Add a Layer
text_layer.kind = LayerKind.TEXT; // Make Layer a Text Layer
text_layer.textItem.color = textColor; // set text layer color
text_layer.blendMode = BlendMode.NORMAL // blend mode
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if(TXTFile.exists) {
TXTFile.open ("e");
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TXTFile.encoding = "UTF8"; // set UTF8
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TXTFile.close();
} catch (e) {
alert(e);
} finally {
return;
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Is there a way to search for a file within a site defined in Dreamweaver?
I know you can search for phrases within a file's code, but
what if I have defined an extremely large site in Dreamweaver with
thousands of files in it and then I search for a file with the
phrase "contact" in it? Is there a way to do this in Dreamweaver or
is there an extension that would add this functionality?On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 01:50:58 +0000 (UTC), "MartinUCSD"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I know you can search for phrases within a file's code,
but what if I have
>defined an extremely large site in Dreamweaver with
thousands of files in it
>and then I search for a file with the phrase "contact" in
it? Is there a way
>to do this in Dreamweaver or is there an extension that
would add this
>functionality?
Of course
Edit | Find and replace
put in the "content" in the Find box - select Find in Entire
site and
click Find all
~Malcolm N....
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I can't import image files from my camera to Photoshop Elements
My iMac recognizes my camera (a Canon Powershot S100 Digital Elph). I know this because it automatically starts iPhoto and loads the images. The problem is, I am sick and tired of iPhoto, and I want to use Photoshop Elements instead. When I connect the camera to the iMac (via a USB port), I do NOT get a camera icon signifying a new volume or drive on my desktop. So when I open Photoshop 4.0, I can't find the files to import. I could allow the computer to import automatically into the iPhoto library, then manually drag the image files into a different directory for use by PSE, but that seems way too complicated. Why should I have to do that? Please help if you can.
JohnI'm using OS X 10.4.11.
Maybe I didn't explain it very well. Let me try again:
I would like to be able to connect my camera to the USB port of the iMac, turn on the camera, and then view the images from the camera memory on the screen using Bridge (the subroutine for file management in Photoshop Elements). I have not been able to do that.
Instead, my iMac immediately displays the camera images by opening iPhoto. There is no option in iPhoto for importing the images to anything other than the iPhoto library. So I have to go find them there, copy them into the directory were I want them, and then erase them from the library (which is a little tricky by itself). Then I can manage them in Elements/Bridge.
I thought when I bought Photoshop Elements that I would be able to open it and then tell it to import the images from my camera, into a directory of my choosing. That would be less error-prone and a lot less work. -
Is there a way to replace re-sized images?
I have several images (640 x 480) that I have placed into a PDF. When I use the Object TouchUp Tool, (right-click and choose "Place Image...") they come in WAY too big for the layout, so I scale them down to fit. Now, I need to replace those images with new ones (also 640 x 480).
1) Is there a way to replace the images, (Right-Click on the image to be replaced > "Place Image...") so that the new images are placed at the same dimensions (and hopefully position) as the scaled old images, instead of having them come in HUGE again and manually scaling them down and re-positioning them?
2) Or, at least, is there a preference dialog somewhere that I can define a specific dimensions for the images to be imported at, regardless of their resolution outside of acrobat.
I realize I could create smaller thumbnails and place those in the PDF instead. However, the person who will be responsible for replacing the images isn't very computer savvy, and it would take longer for them to save thumbnails then to just place the image directly into Acrobat and scale them down.I want to AVOID scaling the new pictures (and in an ideal world, I'd also like to avoid re-positioning) manually. Example, I have a window sticker PDF for a silver car with 3 pictures in it, a front, rear, and interior. When initially placed into the PDF, the pics (640 x 480)for the car were too big for the layout, so I used the Object TouchUp Tool in Acrobat 8 Pro to scale them down to about 150 px wide and position them correctly. Now, we get a new car in. It's practically the same car, but blue. So, the most efficient way to create a new pdf window sticker for the blue car would be to save a copy of the silver PDF and then just replace the silver pics with blue ones.
Practically every other graphical Adobe program on the planet has a way to "replace" or "update" raster images. In my Acrobat 8 Pro travels, it doesn't seem there is a way to do this. I can "replace" (overwrite) the old silver pictures by selecting a pic with the Object TouchUp Tool, then right-click "Place Image..." This will stick the new blue photo in the same position as the old one. However, it still imports in at the giant 640x480 size, instead of the scaled-down 150 px wide size. So, I still need to manually scale the new blue photo down.
Also, I've tried every combination of SHIFT, ALT, CTRL clicking to try to scale the pic from its center. In other words, if I grab the lower-right handle of the pic, the anchor point for the scale is the upper-left corner of the pic... so scaling it like this throws the pic out of position anyway.
So, if anyone has a way to scale a pic from it's center, instead of the corners, please post it!! Even if I could get a dialog box requiring specific numeric dimensions... that would be preferable to having to re-size and manually nudge and smush the pics around to a rough eyeball location every time I need to make a new window sticker for a car (which is a lot)
Cheers! -
Is there a way to insert/update .js files in an .oam after publishing?
I'm working on a rather complex Animate project that utilizes Edge Commons and jQuery UI. I'm using Edge Animate CC 2014 because 2014.1 broke some of that functionality and I was already too far into the project to update the code.
When I'm testing the project via "Preview in Browser" everything works great. But when I publish as either a .oam file or as web, the project is just broken. The interactive elements that depended upon Edge Commons are gone.
I've narrowed the issue down to the three files "index_edge.js", "index_edgeActions.js", and "index_edgePreload.js". If I copy the working files from the Animate project directory and replace the published versions, the web export works. I'm assuming Edge Animate is compressing the code in these files and that is breaking something. However, I need a .oam file so that it can be utilized by the next person in the chain. Is there a way to replace those three files with the 'working' versions within the .oam file?Hi ,
Open your edgeProject/index_edgeActions.js.Replace the following with single line comment. Open in edge animate 2014 and publish again. Published content will work
/*================================================================================
change Q number to match breakers || Q should = breakers +1 to account for 0 value if no BK0 exists
| |
| |
| | DOUBLE CHECK BECAUSE OF BK0
| |
| |
| |
__| |__
================================================================================*/
Like this.
//================================================================================
//change Q number to match breakers || Q should = breakers +1 to account for 0 value if no BK0 exists
// | |
// | |
// | | DOUBLE CHECK BECAUSE OF BK0
// | |
// | |
// | |
// __| |__
//================================================================================ -
Is there a quick & easy way to replace an image within an image frame?
Is there a quick and easy way to replace an image in an image frame that is already set up with the proper effects?
In my example, I have a photo grid and just need to replace the photos periodically. Everything is already in place in the grid. I don't want to recreate the grid on the page.
I thought that I could have clicked to get the brown frame for the image and placed a new one, but that didn't work. Or, I could have right clicked and found something like "replace image", but that didn't work.
How can I quickly and easily just click on the image I need to replace and replace it with another one?There is an easy way to do this. Click on the image you would like to change and then change the fill to the new image. You will see the fill option in the upper left when you have the image you would like to change selected.
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Is there a way to format multiple images at once? Change colour mode or resolution?
Is there a way to format multiple images at once? Change colour mode or resolution?
It's very easy to make an action.
Go to window > actions
In the actions panel, simply click the 'create a new action' button, it starts recording as soon as you've created it (when you've given it a name).
Now you can apply the changes you want to make to the images on the file you have opened.
After you've done all you need to do. You click the 'stop' button. The action is now ready to use. And you can apply the changes you made on all the other files.
Then you can continue how gener7 explained.
I usually include a save and close command, so that the whole batch doesn't end up opened after running the script.
But if you do that you have to create a new file, and save it to your computer before you start recording the action, otherwise the save command will be replaced by each file. And you'll end up with one edited file in the end. At least for as far as I know! -
Is there a way of aligning the images in iweb photoalbums other than have them be a square?I have them at same height and resolution but htere is a default that shrinks them and aligns them at the bottom.Thanks.
So how did you do it?
by understand what iweb widgets do, in this case setting gridEntry widget's scalMode preference from fill to fit.
then reset the displayed image, so it fits in the display area even if it's portrait aspect.
however, i found some glitches in gridEntry widget that's quite strange... but all fix-able.
perhaps, iweb experts (whose had poked at my example) here can chime in. -
Is there a way to not load images in safari on ios 7 like in android there is
The option to load or not load images?My reply here was specific for this thread, but as you noted, I didn´t read careful enough. I wrongfully took for granted that issues in the More Like This box was platform dependent. I tried to apolgize accordingly, I would like to see the post deleted, but that doesn´t stop you from policing obviously.
And instead of arrogantly replying about matters irrelevant for this thread, maybe you should start reading more carefully yourself. The posts you are referring to are related to large images failing to load properly in Safari 7. This is not as you claim "vaguely related". Take this elsewhere if you have a problem with it.
Again, sorry for messing up the thread. -
Is there any way to create this image in photoshop?
Is there any way to create this image in photoshop? ,Any help would be appreciated?
What JJMack said. An example I pulled in less than 5 minutes:
All I did was inserted a text layer with that same inside color and a stroke layer style with that same outside color (about 3 or 4 pixels; outside position). Font used was Calibri Regular. -
Is there a way to change the image numbers in a file in Aperture?
Is there a way to change the image numbers in a file in Aperture? We shoot with two photographers and so the img numbers are not in order but I would like to have the photos in chronological order on the disc when I give it to them. Does anyone know how to do this? I have them all in order ready to go in Aperture but when I move them to the disc to be burned they default back to the img number order. Thanks for your help!
What do you mean by "image number"? The file names like "IMG_7822.CR2" or "IMG_7822.jpg"?
You can create custom names with appended numbers, when you export your image files to be saved on a disk.
Sort your images by date in the browser, select them, then use the command "File > Export > Version" to write the files to the disk. Set the name format to "Custem Name with Index" or "Custom Name with Counter" to create numbered names in your current sort order.
Regards
Léonie -
Is there a way to open an image in camera raw from within photoshop cs6 (on a PC)?
is there a way to open an image in camera raw within photoshop cs6 (on a PC)? or do I have to use bridge to do this?
Thanks....Just open the camera raw file, and it will open in the ACR plugin.
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Is there a way to unblock html images in e-mail
we're using comexp (sun messaging server 6.2-3.04). When our users receive e-mail with html content, the images are blocked. Is there a way to unblock the images?
When the e-mail is forwarded to an external account that has the facility to unblock images, the images can be unblocked (e.g., like gmail). Just wondering if there is a way to unblock images when using the sun one messaging client.
Thank you,
Naveen>
I will repeat my questions:
=> What version of Communications Express are you using (./showrev -p | grep uwc).
Saying "comexpress 6" is meaningless as it could mean one of 50 different releases spanning several years and hundreds of bug fixes.
=> Can you see the image if you view the email in Messenger Express?
The images are remote URL's that need to be downloaded by the browser. I have tried right clicking on the images and selecting Show Images in IE, but nothing happens. The images are still not displayed. => Does this problem happen in a non-IE browser e.g. Mozilla Firefox?
=> What type of image files are they e.g. JPG/GIF. Please provide an example URL.
When the e-mail is forwarded to another e-mail client that has the ability to unblock images, the images can be unblocked. I was wondering if there was a way to unblock the images using the Sun One Messaging web client. As I already said, Messaging Express / UWC/CE does not block images. You may however be hitting a bug with regards to downloading/parsing the URL correctly out of the html email.
Regards,
Shane.
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