PSD cs6 scipts

Question

Can anyone please give me some help with some scripts?
I have been given a job of finding or writing a script for PSD cs6 that generates a new file name with predefined file info and sequential number as well as reducing the image size by ?% and introducing the reduction size into the file name. I do not know much about scripting apart from using it so I realise I might be asking the impossible but would really appreciate any help or tips regarding this.

Answer 1

No not Russell---- X     
Here is what I see.. Russell has been pulled off of Photoshop by Adobe
Welcome to the Russell Brown Show and this helpful set of scripts, panels, and actions that can assist with several of your design and production tasks. These utilities can be extremely helpful, but they are definitely not perfect. They can occasionally fail and cause some inconveniences.  (Photoshop has more the its share of bugs my comment)
Most of my scripts will only work with Adobe Photoshop CS5 or CS6. Please note! I will not be able to update any of my scripts, and panels for future versions of Adobe Photoshop. Sorry for this inconvenience, but please take note that I am releasing the source code so others can make adjustments to my script and panels.
The Open Source code is now available for many of my script and panels
Because of new projects and a changing demand for my time, it will be necessary for me to move on to new projects at Adobe. For this reason I will no longer be able to support, or update many of my scripts and panels.
I am releasing the source code for many of my programs and if you are a programmer then you can use this code to modify and change my scripts to meet your needs.
If you are not a programmer then I recommend working with anyone on the list of programmers that I have supplied below.
If none of these techniques have fixed your problems then I highly recommend that you uninstall my scripts and panels from your system.
German Programming Support
Matthias Alph
English Programming Support
Sandra Voelker
Trevor Morris
Michael Hale
Ross Huitt [email protected]
Then there the Adobe scripting forum where Ross Huitt wrote
xbytor2, Sep 19, 2013 3:15 PM   in reply to MSSDedalus Report
Adobe moved some photo oriented features that were implement in jsx to Bridge several revs ago to a new scripting framework (AUM). See the Output workspace in Bridge. They may have intended publishing the interface to that framework but it never happened and it was more complicated than it needed to be because you don't have the full PS/JS API available in Bridge. Customers got really upset that Contact Sheet II was no longer supported in PS, so they brought it back in a slightly improved form for CS6. However, there is a slow degradation in the PS/JS implementation. Existing bugs don't get fixed, new ones appear with each rev, and new features are generally not well (or at all) supported in JS.
Scripting a UI is a mess. Each rev is slightly different than the previous one. Automatic layout is such a minefield that I gave up within a rev of  its release. Then they added the Flash/AS mechanism and maybe something else. Then there is the undocumented UI layout that their own scripts use (Latte). And the not-quite-complete HTML stuff in ScriptUI. And no WYSIWYG UI layout tools. My guess long term is that they are leaning towards HTML5 for the JS UI stuff which is fine, but I've tossed in the towel. I'll maintain CSX, xtools, and Image Processor Pro for the foreseeable future but I have no intention of doing any major new projects.
CS6 is still getting ACR updates and bug fixes so I continue to work there in spite of the fact that I have a CC license for a year. I don't want to inadvertently start using features that will lock me into CC and be screwed when my license expires. Also, I sure don't need no steenkeen cloud. I'll probably keep updating Lightroom, however, and may look into scripting some stuff there if there is anything interesting that can be done there now.
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