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Created a simple Photoshop droplet to Process EPS files to JPGs for the web. A simple four step process of
1. open as RGB image 72 dpi
2. Flatten image
3. size to 300 pixles per inch
4. save as jpg to targeted folder
Every other image I run and process through this droplet, ( dragging and dropping say 20 images at a time)
I get the following error: "Error: The Command Image Size is currently unavailable." and the droplet action stops. But if I restarted again
dragging and dropping the same image it got hung up on,
it will work fine.
I can’t for the life of me figure out what is causing this.
Any suggestions? The machine I’m running this on is an iMac 1.83ghz, with 2GB of Ram, running OSX 10.4.7 and Photoshop CS.
All images are local, and not networked. Some are Freehand made EPS files, others are Illustrator EPS files, but it doesn’t make a difference, as when it hangs it hangs, regardless of what app made the EPS.
1. open as RGB image 72 dpi
2. Flatten image
3. size to 300 pixles per inch
4. save as jpg to targeted folder
Every other image I run and process through this droplet, ( dragging and dropping say 20 images at a time)
I get the following error: "Error: The Command Image Size is currently unavailable." and the droplet action stops. But if I restarted again
dragging and dropping the same image it got hung up on,
it will work fine.
I can’t for the life of me figure out what is causing this.
Any suggestions? The machine I’m running this on is an iMac 1.83ghz, with 2GB of Ram, running OSX 10.4.7 and Photoshop CS.
All images are local, and not networked. Some are Freehand made EPS files, others are Illustrator EPS files, but it doesn’t make a difference, as when it hangs it hangs, regardless of what app made the EPS.
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