Hi all , I work in photoshop and jpeg files , I open jpeg file
With user user defined command in open with photoshop then I mark it
With blue color label , this is my process, I need to do the two things at once
Ie. when I open with photoshop it's should automatically color the jpeg file with red label color,
I don't how to do that. Can you guys help me?
Shamsudeen S
I work in photoshop and jpeg files.
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highend
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Re: I work in photoshop and jpeg files.
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$photoshop = "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop\Photoshop.exe";
run """$photoshop ""<curitem>""";
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shamsudeen
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Re: I work in photoshop and jpeg files.
Where to put this code?highend wrote:Edit the path for your Photoshop.exeCode: Select all
$photoshop = "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop\Photoshop.exe"; run """$photoshop ""<curitem>"""; tag "Red";
Thanks
Shamsudeen S
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highend
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Re: I work in photoshop and jpeg files.
You could create a new command in your user defined commands under "Run Script" and paste (and reformat) the script to one line or under "Load Script File" and in that case you have to paste my code in your favorite editor and save it under an appropriate name in your script folder (don't forget the .xys extension). Ofc you have to click the "Edit..." button and point it to your newly saved script.
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shamsudeen
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Re: I work in photoshop and jpeg files.
Thank you Brother .highend wrote:You could create a new command in your user defined commands under "Run Script" and paste (and reformat) the script to one line or under "Load Script File" and in that case you have to paste my code in your favorite editor and save it under an appropriate name in your script folder (don't forget the .xys extension). Ofc you have to click the "Edit..." button and point it to your newly saved script.
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