Batch Process Problem

dc949
over 13 years ago

Question:  How do I “Add” multiple TIFF files to a Batch Process so I don't get the "what page" question?

The PP9 Batch Process Added – OPENED - files, processed according to my script, then saved the result to new type & folder.

X5, a recent purchase, does an IMPORT of TIFFs instead of an OPEN and wants to know what page I want to load.  Answering this on each file defeats the purpose of batch processing.

 

Any ideas on how I should write the script?

If this is a duplicate (?? triplicate ??) sorry.  I have not done this before.

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  • 0 over 13 years ago

    Hi,

    First you record the actions you like to do. And then save the script of actions you made.
    Second. executing the script is done via theBatch Process dialouge.

    RECORD SCRIPT

    1. In Photo-Paint go to Windows>Dockers>Recorder
    2. Click the"start/Record" button on the Record Docker.
    3. Now you are recording every step you do to your work.
      For example image adjusting  or whatever you like to record.
      It HAS to be something you like to be repeated for all other images later on.
    4. This means you record your actions you make and SAVE the script.
    5. Calle/name the script anything you like and save it.
    6. Now go to the Batch Process dialouge under File>Batch Process

     

    BATCH PROCESS

    1. File>Batch Process
    2. Batch process have two windows in the dialogue.
    3. In the top/upper window search/select and add all images you like to make the same action to.
      Meaning repeting the recorded action/script you made with the recorder docker
    4. Select a folder you like all images saved into.
    5. Select a file format. In the file format in the BacthProcess you can choose TIFF
    6. Click PLAY
    7. Click ok and breew some coffee and wait till its finished.

     

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