can i select all files in folder to resize

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PATRICIA_TOWNSEND
Sep 28, 2006
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I have a folder of a wedding that i shot and would like to resize all photos to same size to save on disk.Can that be done in photoshop cs?
the customer wanted a cd.What is a size that i can use to save it to cd that will look good on monitor but not large enough to print anything over 5×7? Is this asking to much.Any suggestions?
thanks
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Bernie
Sep 28, 2006
The answer is Batch actions

A good size for monitor viewing is 800×600 pixels or so
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PATRICIA_TOWNSEND
Sep 28, 2006
Cybernetic Nomad, I have never set up an action before.Is there a tutioral for that.Thanks
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Bernie
Sep 28, 2006
Start by reading the help file. Come back if you still have questions.
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Michael_D_Sullivan
Sep 29, 2006
Patricia, while an action will do what you want, there is an easier solution: Dr. Brown’s Image Processor, which is available as a free download for Photoshop CS (it’s included in CS2 as the Image Processor). Go to <http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html> and scroll down 2/3 of the way to the bottom, under the heading "Adobe Photoshop CS Scripts", where you will find a description, download links, and movie demon links for Dr. Brown’s Image Processor 2.3 for CS. Alternatively (or in addition), you can download the next item down, Dr. Brown’s 1-2-3 JPEG. This works like the Image Processor but will only save as JPEG.
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Danny Raphael
Sep 29, 2006
Patricia:

Michael’s advice is a good solution. If Dr. Brown’s script doesn’t cut it for you, shoot me an e-mail (click my name above) and I will be glad to walk you through writing the action and invoking it in batch. Not a big deal after you’ve done it a couple times.

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