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Re:GraphicConverter 5.5 questions
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Re:GraphicConverter 5.5 questions


  • Subject: Re:GraphicConverter 5.5 questions
  • From: nino <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 16:39:36 +0200

>
>> Previous versions and even 5.5 on OSX does this conversion automatically at
>> file open but this seems not working under OS9 and cannot find a command to
>> change the Color Mode.
>>
>> Any suggestion?
>
> Menu...
> Picture > Mode > {choices}
Oh yes I can do it manually, but my question is how to do it by script?
>
> Check prefs for 5.5 for what might be available under the 'File>Open' tab.
None of them refers to RGB conversion, and it is automatic on OSX.
Version 5.6 does the same thing.

>
> tell application "GC"
> get file imageinfo cf
> --  {"1280", "1024", "72.00", "72.00", " (RGB)", "32", "JPEG/JFIF"}
>
> get file imageinfo scf
> --  {"1280", "1024", "72.00", "72.00", " (RGB)", "32", "JPEG/JFIF"}
> end tell
I see. My best attempt whose "get file imageinfo of scf"

>
> If the file is open, then just talk to the window, girlfriend.
>
> You can then get the color space directly by:
>
> tell application "GC" to window 1's color space
> --  "rgb"
That is fine, except that it returns "rgb" even if the color mode is CMYK.

>
> --
> Gary


Many thanks for your help

nino

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