Photoshop CS Batch Question

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Martin
May 4, 2005
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I created an action in PS CS to sharpen some photos. I want to do batch process (sharpen) all files in folder A and have in folder B. When I run the automated batch program is stops to asks for me to "OK" the jpg option before saving.

How to include the in the action list?
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KatWoman
May 5, 2005
you shouldn’t save jpegs over jpegs it degrades the quality, each compression takes a toll.
If you use "save for web" it doesn’t put up the jpeg option every time.

"Martin" wrote in message
I created an action in PS CS to sharpen some photos. I want to do batch process (sharpen) all files in folder A and have in folder B. When I run the automated batch program is stops to asks for me to "OK" the jpg option before saving.

How to include the in the action list?
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Lorem Ipsum
May 6, 2005
"KatWoman" wrote in message
you shouldn’t save jpegs over jpegs it degrades the quality, each compression takes a toll.

Oh, Kat, let ’em do it. More power to the informed.
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Martin
May 6, 2005
KatWomam – Thanks for the reply. I resolved the question by looking through knowledge base articles at Adobe’s web site. The process can be set up to work effectively with either "Save As" or "Save for the Web. The "Action" sequence does need to include some type of "Save" command.

Lorem – Your comment was very helpful. It’s obvious you assume the original file was a *.jpg. Your strange little reply simply does not apply; it’s likely most of your comments to the world don’t apply. Best of luck and thanks for the help.
Lorem Ipsum wrote:
"KatWoman" wrote in message
you shouldn’t save jpegs over jpegs it degrades the quality, each compression takes a toll.

Oh, Kat, let ’em do it. More power to the informed.
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Lorem Ipsum
May 6, 2005
"Martin" wrote in message

Lorem – Your comment was very helpful. It’s obvious you assume the original file was a *.jpg. Your strange little reply simply does not apply; it’s likely most of your comments to the world don’t apply.

Dear Martin:

I love you, you ignorant slut.
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Martin
May 6, 2005
Again, thanks. You’ve been a great help in proving my point much better than expected.
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Lorem Ipsum
May 6, 2005
"Martin" wrote in message
Again, thanks. You’ve been a great help in proving my point much better than expected.

Good shot. 🙂

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