Re: How can I automate a batch crop and straighten function on single pics?

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From: Paul_R
Date: Tue, 23 Dec 2008 14:07

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The code will work if there are multiple images or just one.
All it means is that it will automate doing a folder of documents.
All the new extracted documents are save in a folder called "Edited" off the selected folder.

Photoshop JavaScripts are saved useing a text editor or better still Photoshop editing environment "Adobe ExtendScript Toolkit" this get installed at the same time as Photoshop. Copy the code and paste it into a new "ExtendScript Toolkit" document the save it to the relevant folder.
PS7 and PSCS are saved with an "js" extension and PS2/3/4 are saved with a "jsx" extension.
The normal place to save the scripts is:
PC:- C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS#/Presets/Scripts/
Mac:- [hard drive]/Applications/Adobe Photoshop CS#/Presets/Scripts/
Allthough they can be saved anywhere you like.
To run a script:
File - Scripts (select script) (if placed in above folders) or
File - Scripts - Browse (to where ever you saved the script.)

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