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Re: Resize Image in Photoshop
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Re: Resize Image in Photoshop


  • Subject: Re: Resize Image in Photoshop
  • From: Martin Orpen <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 6 Aug 2007 21:39:04 +0100

On 6 Aug 2007, at 21:05, Fleisher, Ken wrote:

Yeah, sorry. The variable is defined earlier in the script. The ruler units
are set to inch units and I grab the files original width (in inches). In
this line I'm just trying to set the width back to the original width, as if
I were in the dialog box, I uncheck the resize image checkbox, and I type in
the width in inches.


With that info, does it still not make sense? How should I approach this
differently?

I don't think that you need to approach it differently - you just don't need to specify the interpolation if you aren't using it.


This would work OK:

	set ruler units of settings to inch units
	resize image doc20 width 10

Although you should also set the resolution to ensure that you end up with a 10 inch image:

	set ruler units of settings to inch units
	resize image doc20 width 10 resolution 72


Regards

--
Martin Orpen
Idea Digital Imaging Ltd


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