Howdy
Thanks for the help. What I’m actually trying to do is pull images off a CD, resize them and save for web.
So I’ve got a script that opens each image in the CD, resizes etc, opens the "file info" box, appends a copyright notice from a photoshop XMP file, and then saves it for web at various sizes I need.
But it seems to me that the little © notice in the document title (ie when you open the image in photoshop itself, it appears as "©img001.jpg") is only there if you save it as a normal unoptimized jpg. If you save it for web, no such like. The image just becomes "img001.jpg".
Anyone had a similar problem, or more importantly a solution!
TIA
What I’ve got is a large number of images, that I am resaving
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Does anyone know how to keep the © sign and information embedded when you save a photoshop file for web use?
If you put the copyright into the ‘copyright’ field (File – File Info – Copyright) it stays in the JPEG or GIF image (right near the beginning of the file), but you don’t see it in a browser, but you can see it using a text or binhex editor. Is that what you want? If you want it to show, you can put the copyright in a type layer. If you need to automate that, use the ‘security’ option in File – Automate – Save for Web. Finally, you can script both using the scripting plug-in for V7, and presumably CS.