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Re: Script running the wrong application
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Re: Script running the wrong application


  • Subject: Re: Script running the wrong application
  • From: Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 25 Aug 2001 09:22:01 -0700

On 8/25/01 8:42 AM, "Michelle Steiner" <email@hidden> wrote:

> On 8/25/01 8:12 AM, Paul Berkowitz <email@hidden> wrote:
>
>> But with the alias list, doesn't it work to open photolist as a list, not in
>> a repeat loop? It works perfectly in 4.0.9, including two jpeg files whose
>> icons are appearing as QuickTime icons.
>
> Yes, that worked.
>
> Unfortunately, it opens all the files at once.
>
> The full scrip opens the file, resizes it, and saves it. Opening all the
> files at once can cause Graphic Converter to run out of memory, so I need
> to open, process, save, and close each file one at a time. That's why I
> scripted it the way I did.

That's useful to know, thanks. I've been using a similar script (with GC PPC
in OS 9) to print (with caption) without processing or saving, and so far
it's been OK, but I'll look out for that, and will adapt it if necessary.
Probably without the processing and saving it's OK, since each file opens
only to print, one at a time, then closes.
>
> I guess that wouldn't be a problem with the carbonized version, running
> natively under OS X, though.
>
That's how I just tested it this time, since I'm in X at the moment. Of
course, I didn't do any processing or saving.


--
Paul Berkowitz


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