RE: EPS to JPEG
RE: EPS to JPEG
- Subject: RE: EPS to JPEG
- From: "Ruby Madraswala" <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 16:02:06 -0400
- Thread-topic: EPS to JPEG
Kai, I had tried the photoshop scripting before I had posted the
problem.
It's strange if I run the script with just the open works fine. Moment I
add any statement relate to current document I get an error message and
will not let me save the script.
tell application "Adobe Photoshop 7.0" to current document
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Error message: A class name can not go after this indentifier
ruby
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m] On Behalf Of kai
Sent: Thursday, June 02, 2005 2:44 PM
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Subject: Re: EPS to JPEG
On Thursday, June 2, 2005, at 06:29 pm, Ruby Madraswala wrote:
> Hi Kai
>
> I did download Photoshop Scripting 10.0.2a, but while installing, I
got
> an error message:
>
> Error creating file 1008:5, -5000
> Access denied error (logged in as administrator).
>
> I did not find a solution to this on Adobe site so I wrote to them.
You
> think this is what causing all this grief.
I couldn't be sure, Ruby. I was really just pondering Martin's issue
(although, as it turns out, that particular shot in the dark was a bit
wide of the mark). :-)
Given the standard of Photoshop expertise around here, I wasn't really
paying particularly close attention to the nature of your own problem -
though I'd be happy to try and nudge things along if it might help.
Regarding the above, what does your Photoshop dictionary actually look
like? Before I downloaded the scripting support, mine looked decidedly
feeble, with only an 'open' event (in the Required Suite) and a
half-dozen or so Photoshop-specific events - all centred around the 'do
script' command. Post-download, it was a very different picture - with
dozens of classes and events available.
I get the impression that you're getting some fairly basic errors in
your script. For example, as Martin suggested, there shouldn't really
be a problem with a statement like "set docRef to current document".
Just so that we're clear on this, after you've opened a document in
Photoshop, do you get an error from running the following snippet or
not?
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tell application "Adobe Photoshop 7.0" to current document
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kai
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