Question about Actions.

Hello Everyone.

I just discovered Actions in Photoshop.

Oh, I upgaded from Version 3.0 to Version
7.0. It took a lot of effort to get
comfortable using the program.

On to the question. I take analog captures
off the TV. Over the last few months I put
together a list of commands to raise the
quality of the captures. I created a
Action to run the commands. It really
makes the job easier.

My question is. Is there a program or
something in Photoshop that allows you
to edit an Action after it is created?

I would like to add addition commands
or change the settings in specific
commands, example Unsharp Mask settings.

Thanx

This is from PS help – hope it helps 🙂
Recording additional commands

———————————————————— ———– —– —-

You can add commands to an action using the Record button or the Start
Recording command in the Actions palette.

To record additional commands:

1.. Do one of the following:
a.. Select the action name to insert a new command at the end of the
action.
b.. Select a command in the action to insert a command after it.
2.. Click the Record button, or choose Start Recording from the
Actions
palette menu.
3.. Record the additional commands.
4.. Click the Stop button to stop recording.
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Hello Everyone.

I just discovered Actions in Photoshop.

Oh, I upgaded from Version 3.0 to Version
7.0. It took a lot of effort to get
comfortable using the program.

On to the question. I take analog captures
off the TV. Over the last few months I put
together a list of commands to raise the
quality of the captures. I created a
Action to run the commands. It really
makes the job easier.

My question is. Is there a program or
something in Photoshop that allows you
to edit an Action after it is created?

I would like to add addition commands
or change the settings in specific
commands, example Unsharp Mask settings.

Thanx

This is from PS help – hope it helps 🙂
Recording additional commands

———————————————————— —————- —-

You can add commands to an action using the Record button or the Start Recording command in the Actions palette.

To record additional commands:

1.. Do one of the following:
a.. Select the action name to insert a new command at the end of the action.
b.. Select a command in the action to insert a command after it.
2.. Click the Record button, or choose Start Recording from the Actions
palette menu.
3.. Record the additional commands.
4.. Click the Stop button to stop recording.
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