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Re: EPS to JPEG


  • Subject: Re: EPS to JPEG
  • From: kai <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 21:56:40 +0100


On Thursday, June 2, 2005, at 09:02 pm, Ruby Madraswala wrote:

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

----------------
Error message: A class name can not go after this indentifier

This may be the source of the problems, Ruby. What I *think* you're seeing is similar to the compile-time error that I saw when trying to use the command outside a Photoshop tell block. However, within a Photoshop tell block, the term 'current document' both compiles and runs successfully here. This suggests very strongly that Photoshop doesn't understand the term on your machine - and that your Photoshop Scripting Support could therefore be shot. I'd conclude from all this that you need to try again to download the Photoshop 7.0 Scripting plug-in (v.1.0.2a) from:


http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=1535

The download difficulties you were experiencing previously (error creating file 1008:5, -5000) points to an error type "afpAccessDenied" (insufficient access privileges for operation). If possible, you'd probably be better off trying to enlist some local assistance to resolve this issue. Do you have a tame 'techie' lying around somewhere who might be able to help you with this?

By the way, just to help confirm all this, did you get a chance to view your Photoshop AS dictionary? (Select "Open Dictionary..." from Script Editor's "File" menu - then select Photoshop from the dialog window that eventually appears.) How does your dictionary compare with the descriptions I gave in my previous message?

Should you see only a relatively sparse dictionary, I'd be fairly confident that if you could successfully install Scripting Support, many of your current problems might be resolved...

---
kai

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