Traitement par lot / Batch processing ?

English text after the French text
Bonjour,
tout le monde connait le "traitement par lots" de photoshop ?
c'est une façon d'appliquer un script (un ensemble de
modification, transformation, optimisation ... sur une image)
à l'esemble des images contenues dans un dossier ! Très
pratique !
Et bien je voulais savoir s'il est possible, dans Flash 8
Pro, de faire la même chose ?
Exemple :
J'ai 300 pages en pdf (un catalogue comprenant textes,
graphiques et images), un pdf par page, et j'aimerai les
transformer en SWF !
J'ai essayé avec swftools qui fonctionne parfaitement
mais qui me fait des fichiers un peut lourd, alors que lorsque je
passe par Flash 8 Pro mon swf est plus léger ! de plus je peut
le "nettoyer" !
Donc si je pouvais traiter mes 300 pdf via flash avec un
script (centrage, nettoyage, paramétrage, ...) et un
"traitement par lot" ce serai le pied !
Comme Flash est chez Adobe, peut être on t ils
apporté cette fonctionnalité bien pratique ! non ? peut
être dans une prochaine mise à jour ? un addon ? un
composant ?
Je vous remercie par avance pour votre réponse.
Hello,
did everyone know the “batch processing” of
photoshop? it is a way of applying a script (a whole of
modification, transformation, optimization… on an image) to
the esemble of the images contained in a file! Very practical!
And well I wanted to know if it is possible, in Flash 8 Pro,
to make the same thing?
Example:
I have 300 pages in pdf (a catalogue including/understanding
texts, graphs and images), a pdf by page, and I will like to
transform them into SWF!
I tested with swftools which functions perfectly but which
makes me files one can heavy, whereas when I pass by Flash 8 Pro my
swf is lighter! moreover I can “clean it”!
Thus if I could treat my 300 pdf via flash with a script
(centering, cleaning, parameter setting,…) and a “batch
processing” it will be the foot!
How Flash is at Adobe, can be one T it to bring this quite
practical functionality! not? can be in a forthcoming update? a
addon? a component?
I thank you by advance for your answer.

Cet imprimeur semble utiliser des procédés qui datent du siècle dernier…!
Je ne connais pas suffisament Illustrator et JavaScript pour répondre directement.
Mais si on part du principe que tes fichiers .AI sont des fichiers hybrides (voir : http://abracadabrapdf.net/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=961 ) il devient possible d'automatiser l'opération sans une seule ligne de script en utilisant Acrobat et ses puissantes fonctions de traitement par lot pour exporter en .PS

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Bonjour,
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I hope someone will know how to do this and tell me where I am going wrong.
Objective 1
I have a large number of images that all have the exact same number of frames (4) and are all exactly the same size that I want to get resized, cropped and water marked (when I say 'watermarked I mean have my websites logo pasted in a specificlocation on each frame, I have my websites logo as a seperate .png file which I copy from).
Current Process
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Error 1
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Question 1
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I hope this was usefull for you!
Best regards,
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Dear Adobe,
I'm grinding through thousands of display and template images for an online retailer. Photoshop layering and masks came in quite handy when I was making the templates
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1 Why does every other piece of software on the market have a batch processing section, and yet you hide yours?
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Antinet wrote:
Thanks for both of you proving both that the function doesnt exist.
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Batch processing through bridge stopped working...

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The file may be read-only, or another user may have it open. Please save the document in a different
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Paul, Oracle is first and foremost a data processing platform. It excels at crunching data. It is what it is designed to do.. and it does it damn well.
But (and there's always a but), it depends on HOW you use Oracle. Oracle fails when you (the architect/designer/programer/DBA) fails to use Oracle correctly.
Let's take these points one at a time.
awk is better than UTL_FILE. This compares the I/O of awk with that of UTL_FILE.
Untrue. (in fact, both awk and UTL_FILE uses the exact same libc I/O call)
awk is better than Oracle SQL (or PL/SQL) at pattern matching.
Maybe.. maybe not. That depends on just what you do in SQL and PL/SQL to pattern match. Oracle has regular expression support in SQL. Also, the programming flexibility of PL/SQL by far outweighs that of the very basic macro script support of awk.
Full table scans, nested loop joins, etc.
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One of our systems crunches text configuration files. 1000's of them. Every day. The configs are not "well formatted/structured". In other words, you need to parse them, use regular expressions and so on.
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Regards,
Dave

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