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Re: Photo resizing scipt

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From: Shane Stanley
Date: Sat, 02 Nov 2002 00:58
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in article 1de66c77.-1@WebX.la2eafNXanI, Peter Kemp wrote:

> Has anyone written -- or is it even possible -- a script that will take an
> image that has been placed, resized and cropped and open it in Photoshop, make
> it the right size and resolution, crop it and save it? Seems like it would be
> possible given the scripting ability of PS7.

Yes, it's been done. Some of the math gets a bit complicated (for me,
anyway) and it takes a bit of effort to get around the issue of rotation.
It's also the sort of thing that you'd probably want to customise for things
like resolution (using a range rather than a fixed value), sharpening, etc.

-- 
Shane Stanley,  sstanley@myriad-com.com.au
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