Open file in photoshop

Does anyone know how to do this?
Open one file in Photoshop by Script?
Bellow the Script.
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
activate
open every file of pasta_meio
end tell
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
do action "Bordado" from "Bmp"
end tell

Colin, you could choose to do the action but a more portable solution would be to apply the curves through the script as well. Here is an example of how to make curves adjustments to channels in Photoshop. You can have upto 9 points I think in each curve. The list of points are in pairs before and after and for some reason 8-bit not as % so you would need to do the math to convert your values. Place one of the options below after your convert mode to CMYK. Hope this helps.
tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS"
activate
set docRef to the current document
tell docRef
-- Items supported by adjust are layer & layers
-- To adjust each channel individualy set the current channel
set current channels to channel "Cyan"
adjust layers using curves with options ¬
{class:curves, curve points:{{0, 0}, {44, 54}, {128, 128}, {191, 208}, {255, 255}}}
-- To adjust each channel individualy set the current channel
set current channels to channel "Magenta"
adjust layers using curves with options ¬
{class:curves, curve points:{{0, 0}, {64, 44}, {128, 128}, {189, 212}, {255, 255}}}
-- To adjust each channel individualy set the current channel
set current channels to channel "Yellow"
adjust layers using curves with options ¬
{class:curves, curve points:{{0, 0}, {64, 44}, {128, 128}, {200, 180}, {255, 255}}}
-- To adjust each channel individualy set the current channel
set current channels to channel "Black"
adjust layers using curves with options ¬
{class:curves, curve points:{{0, 0}, {44, 44}, {128, 128}, {170, 190}, {255, 255}}}
-- Re-Set to component
set current channels to component channels
-- To adjust CMYK the same curve for all
set current channels to component channels
adjust layers using curves with options ¬
{class:curves, curve points:{{0, 0}, {64, 44}, {128, 128}, {191, 208}, {255, 255}}}
end tell
end tell

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