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I have a few hundred pdfs which I would like to convert to jpegs for a website. No matter what I do I seem to run into troubles doing this. Here is what I think are the correct steps, and the areas where I have the problems:
Step 1: Make an action:
a. Should I open the PDF first and then start the action, or start the action and then open the PDF as part of the action?
b. Then run through the usual operations in PS CS3 such as resizing, etc.
c. Then I want to SAVE FOR WEB. Should I include this step as part of the action (because if I do I have to save the file someplace and that, I think is causing part of the screwup in the process)?
d. Then should I include a close function? ( I think that’s part of SAVE FOR WEB)
e. Stop action
Step 2: Run batch
I’m just not sure whether to just run the batch or if I have to turn on or off any functions or options in that panel.
Any help would be gratefully accepted.
Thx.
Jane
Step 1: Make an action:
a. Should I open the PDF first and then start the action, or start the action and then open the PDF as part of the action?
b. Then run through the usual operations in PS CS3 such as resizing, etc.
c. Then I want to SAVE FOR WEB. Should I include this step as part of the action (because if I do I have to save the file someplace and that, I think is causing part of the screwup in the process)?
d. Then should I include a close function? ( I think that’s part of SAVE FOR WEB)
e. Stop action
Step 2: Run batch
I’m just not sure whether to just run the batch or if I have to turn on or off any functions or options in that panel.
Any help would be gratefully accepted.
Thx.
Jane
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