batch file resizing CS2

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lektrikpuke
Jan 6, 2007
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Hi y’all,

Just learned about automating pix resizing and batching it. Works great!!! In the resizing portion, how can I specify a size for just the width or just the heighth? On some occasions (most occasions) the picture is not square and one of the dimensions needs to be a certain size, but the other should only be proportional.

Thanks for any help.

Robert
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Mike Hyndman
Jan 6, 2007
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Hi y’all,

Just learned about automating pix resizing and batching it. Works great!!! In the resizing portion, how can I specify a size for just the width or just the heighth? On some occasions (most occasions) the picture is not square and one of the dimensions needs to be a certain size, but the other should only be proportional.

Thanks for any help.

Robert

Check out File>Automate>Fit Image

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lektrikpuke
Jan 6, 2007
Check out File>Automate>Fit Image

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Mike,

Thanks for the response. Fit image works just like I require when I do it manually. However, when I record it in an action and run it as a batch process, I receive errors saying that "fit image" is not available (when running in batch mode?). Did I do something wrong? I need this to be in a batch process.

Thanks again for any help.

Robert
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lektrikpuke
Jan 6, 2007
"Mr. Newt" wrote in message
Check out File>Automate>Fit Image

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Mike,

Thanks. Got it to work properly. It was the override open command (or something like that) that was causing the problem. Thanks again.

Robert
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Mike Hyndman
Jan 6, 2007
"Mr. Newt" wrote in message
"Mr. Newt" wrote in message
Check out File>Automate>Fit Image

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Mike,

Thanks. Got it to work properly. It was the override open command (or something like that) that was causing the problem. Thanks again.
Robert

Glad to help.

Regards

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