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I’m trying to use Applescript to batch process a bunch of files through Photoshop for use on the Web. I’m using Applescript because Photoshop Actions can’t do certain things that Applescript does well.
I can currently save each file using the GIF class of the Save Formats Suite with a line such as "save docRef in file newFileName as CompuServe GIF with options…." but the problem is that creates a larger file size than if I manually do a "Save for web…" to create a GIF from Photoshop.
Saving a JPEG via Applescript/Photoshop also creates a much larger file than manually saving through "Save for web…" in Photoshop.
Illustrator has an Export Options Suite which has the same basic options as "Save for web…". Photoshop seems to be missing this Export Options Suite though.
Is there some way to use the Export Suite from Illustrator in Photoshop? Or maybe there’s some other scripting work around?
Thanks,
DAN
I can currently save each file using the GIF class of the Save Formats Suite with a line such as "save docRef in file newFileName as CompuServe GIF with options…." but the problem is that creates a larger file size than if I manually do a "Save for web…" to create a GIF from Photoshop.
Saving a JPEG via Applescript/Photoshop also creates a much larger file than manually saving through "Save for web…" in Photoshop.
Illustrator has an Export Options Suite which has the same basic options as "Save for web…". Photoshop seems to be missing this Export Options Suite though.
Is there some way to use the Export Suite from Illustrator in Photoshop? Or maybe there’s some other scripting work around?
Thanks,
DAN
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