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PhotoShop get file exported


  • Subject: PhotoShop get file exported
  • From: email@hidden (Guillaume Iacino)
  • Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 15:15:47 -0700

Hi,

I am building a script that first process an image into PhotoShop and then
uses the image exported into another application.

I have the 2 parts working separately and now I need to join the two
together but my problem is that I do not know how to get the file exported
instead of the original item.

on open this_item
ProcessPhotoShopImage(this_item)
CreatePosterMovie(this_item)
End open

on ProcessPhotoShopImage(this_item)
tell application "Adobe Photoshop 7.0"
activate
open this_item
do script "resize_85"
end tell
end ProcessPhotoShopImage


on CreatePosterMovie(this_item)
tell application "LiveStage"
-- do your script
end tell
End CreatePosterMovie


The do script "resize_85" basically resizes the image and exports it to the
desktop as a JPEG with the same filename (the source is a PNG).

My issue is to know how to get the new file exported to pass it into my
CreatePosterMovie subroutine. Do I need to use "AppleScript's text item
delimiters"?

Thank you in advance for your helps and insights,

Regards,

Guillaume
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