Force droplet to create folder for output

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Nicolas Hoch
Apr 27, 2005
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Hi,

I created a droplet in PS CS to resize images and export them at 75% jpeg quality. Unfortunately, it does not work, if the specified output folder does not exist. Is there a way to force the creation of a folder?
i.e. Save all pictures in %Desktop%My75s\

Thanks,
Nico
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paul
Apr 27, 2005
Nicolas Tade wrote:

Hi,

I created a droplet in PS CS to resize images and export them at 75% jpeg quality. Unfortunately, it does not work, if the specified output folder does not exist. Is there a way to force the creation of a folder?
i.e. Save all pictures in %Desktop%My75s\

Thanks,
Nico

The way I’ve used droplets is put the droplet in the folder you want the final images in, then drag your originals onto the droplet icon, then move the droplet out. Actions may be more useful for what you want.
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goodidea1950SPAM-SPAM
Apr 27, 2005
If you are doing something that would benefit from
a droplet then it seems like the step of making a
folder beforehand would not be a time restraint
because of the time that the droplet would save.

If there is a circumstance where this is not true…
I think you are a perfectionist like me… please post.
It would be nice to have some more file management
features in droplets.

"Nicolas Tade" wrote in message
: Hi,
:
: I created a droplet in PS CS to resize images and export them at 75% jpeg : quality. Unfortunately, it does not work, if the specified output folder : does not exist. Is there a way to force the creation of a folder? : i.e. Save all pictures in %Desktop%My75s\
:
: Thanks,
: Nico
:
:
BK
Brian K
Apr 27, 2005
I use the same output folder for all droplet actions. I move the images to another folder after they are created.

Brian

"Nicolas Tade" wrote in message
Hi,

I created a droplet in PS CS to resize images and export them at 75% jpeg quality. Unfortunately, it does not work, if the specified output folder does not exist. Is there a way to force the creation of a folder?
i.e. Save all pictures in %Desktop%My75s\

Thanks,
Nico
G
goodidea1950SPAM-SPAM
Apr 28, 2005
"Brian K" <iibntgyea4 > wrote in message
:I use the same output folder for all droplet actions. I move the images to : another folder after they are created.
:
: Brian
:
:
: "Nicolas Tade" wrote in message
: : > Hi,
: >
: > I created a droplet in PS CS to resize images and export them at 75% jpeg
: > quality. Unfortunately, it does not work, if the specified output folder : > does not exist. Is there a way to force the creation of a folder? : > i.e. Save all pictures in %Desktop%My75s\
: >
: > Thanks,
: > Nico

Droplets are really great. I’m back on
PS 7. Have the newer versions done
anything interesting with Ds?
BK
Brian K
Apr 28, 2005
No changes I can see.

Droplets are really great. I’m back on
PS 7. Have the newer versions done
anything interesting with Ds?

G
goodidea1950SPAM-SPAM
Apr 29, 2005
"Brian K" <iibntgyea4 > wrote in message
: No changes I can see.
:
:
: >
: > Droplets are really great. I’m back on
: > PS 7. Have the newer versions done
: > anything interesting with Ds?

Droplets are almost like getting an application
development kit… : -)
BK
Brian K
Apr 29, 2005
I love them too.

"cat rancher" wrote in message
"Brian K" <iibntgyea4 > wrote in message : No changes I can see.
:
:
: >
: > Droplets are really great. I’m back on
: > PS 7. Have the newer versions done
: > anything interesting with Ds?

Droplets are almost like getting an application
development kit… : -)

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