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I’m using an action in Photoshop CS2 to batch resize images and convert to gifs (which are proving to be much smaller than JPEGs even at quality 0 with my source files). However, although the resulting files have a different extension and location to the original, Photoshop insists on adding " copy" to the filename of each file. Furthermore, since this text becomes part of the core filename, I can’t even use the batch rename function to remove it again.
It doesn’t do this when I save manually, but I notice that at the end of the save action there is a line that says "With Copy" and wonder if this is the problem.
Can anybody advise me as to why it does this and whether there is a way of avoiding it?
Peter
It doesn’t do this when I save manually, but I notice that at the end of the save action there is a line that says "With Copy" and wonder if this is the problem.
Can anybody advise me as to why it does this and whether there is a way of avoiding it?
Peter
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