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Silent mode isn't very freaking silent
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| Ammon Johnson 2006-11-19, 8:49 pm |
| I have to process 1k files multiple times and everytime it processes a
file it's warning me that saving it in the mode requested (PNG, in this
case) it has to be merged, I'll loose functionaly, WTF ever. SOOOOO
WHAT! That's why I told you to run in Silent Mode. I don't care, just
save the freaking file!
Ok, I'm done venting now. How do I get the stupid thing to not give me
ANY dialogs?
Thanks!!
~~Ammon ;~>
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| Ammon Johnson <ammon.johnson@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote in news:4553d0f2$1_
3@cnews:
> I have to process 1k files multiple times and everytime it
processes a
> file it's warning me that saving it in the mode requested (PNG,
in this
> case) it has to be merged, I'll loose functionaly, WTF ever.
SOOOOO
> WHAT! That's why I told you to run in Silent Mode. I don't
care, just
> save the freaking file!
>
> Ok, I'm done venting now. How do I get the stupid thing to not
give me
> ANY dialogs?
>
> Thanks!!
> ~~Ammon ;~>
>
Did you record rather than write the script? If so, did you
record the script with a file that had layers and would have to
be merged so that you got the warning box and did you then select
the option to save regardless of losing functionality?
I don't know if that's the problem, but thought the question was
relevant.
Regards,
JoeB
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| Ammon Johnson 2006-11-19, 8:49 pm |
| I did record the script and that is definitely a relevant question but
the answer is no. None of the files have layers. They're PNGs and I
the only thing I recorded was clicked Image menu -> Resize, set settings
and click OK. There's no intelligent reason that I can deduce that it
should have been asking the question. As I was simply doing an
overwrite and therefore the target format was the same as the source.
I also realized that the dialog was coming from the batch process saving
the file, not the script itself so the Subject of my post is misleading.
Enjoy!!
~~Ammon ;~>
JoeB wrote:
> Ammon Johnson <ammon.johnson@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote in news:4553d0f2$1_
> 3@cnews:
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> processes a
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> in this
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> SOOOOO
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> care, just
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> give me
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> Did you record rather than write the script? If so, did you
> record the script with a file that had layers and would have to
> be merged so that you got the warning box and did you then select
> the option to save regardless of losing functionality?
>
> I don't know if that's the problem, but thought the question was
> relevant.
>
> Regards,
>
> JoeB
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| I believe I was this in general properties the other day - warn during save
of loss of functionality etc.
You can turn if off there, so that when your script runs, its simply wont
ask.
Alex
"Ammon Johnson" <ammon.johnson@XXXXXXXXXX> wrote in message
news:45540b71$1_1@cnews...[color=darkred]
> I did record the script and that is definitely a relevant question but
> the answer is no. None of the files have layers. They're PNGs and I
> the only thing I recorded was clicked Image menu -> Resize, set settings
> and click OK. There's no intelligent reason that I can deduce that it
> should have been asking the question. As I was simply doing an
> overwrite and therefore the target format was the same as the source.
>
> I also realized that the dialog was coming from the batch process saving
> the file, not the script itself so the Subject of my post is misleading.
>
> Enjoy!!
> ~~Ammon ;~>
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>
> JoeB wrote:
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