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I’ve searched and read plenty of posts about this problem, but I don’t see any solutions. Maybe a few workarounds. So, I’ll try myself. This problem does not exist prior to CS2 for me.
I’m writing an action that involves opening a PDF, trimming, etc, then saving as a TIFF.
My result is one file, overwriting itself (with the contents of my source folder) with the name of the file I used to write the Action. I don’t "touch" the file name in the "save as" dialog box, but of course I have to "save as", because I need a different file format than the source.
I’ve been using Actions/Batch/Droplets since they became available, maybe Photoshop 4. I just don’t get this.
Thanks for your consideration.
I’ve searched and read plenty of posts about this problem, but I don’t see any solutions. Maybe a few workarounds. So, I’ll try myself. This problem does not exist prior to CS2 for me.
I’m writing an action that involves opening a PDF, trimming, etc, then saving as a TIFF.
My result is one file, overwriting itself (with the contents of my source folder) with the name of the file I used to write the Action. I don’t "touch" the file name in the "save as" dialog box, but of course I have to "save as", because I need a different file format than the source.
I’ve been using Actions/Batch/Droplets since they became available, maybe Photoshop 4. I just don’t get this.
Thanks for your consideration.
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