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I have a bunch of jpegs that I would like to compress using the batch command but am having troubles. I start with an action of opening a jpg, saving, then when the compression dialogue box comes up I choose LOW for the setting, then close the file and stop the recording.
Next I go to batch the files and choose the source folder with the "supress color profile warnings" and destination folder.
What happnes is each time in the automation process, it stops on each pic and requires me to manually set compression setting…..which I thought that if I did that in the initial record process would take care of that…but apparently does NOT.
So I tried the "save and close" and "none" option in the batch source folder area but then I just end up with one file when finished.
Seems there should be a way to do this…..anyone out there know??
Thank you.
Ken
Next I go to batch the files and choose the source folder with the "supress color profile warnings" and destination folder.
What happnes is each time in the automation process, it stops on each pic and requires me to manually set compression setting…..which I thought that if I did that in the initial record process would take care of that…but apparently does NOT.
So I tried the "save and close" and "none" option in the batch source folder area but then I just end up with one file when finished.
Seems there should be a way to do this…..anyone out there know??
Thank you.
Ken
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