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| Software Photoshop, Paintshop Pro, Painter, etc., and all their various plugins. Of course, you can also discuss all other programs, as well. |
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| Re: Actions Ummm...I just clicked my way through it and it worked...the action stopped a each application and didn't go straight through. Sorry for the bother...just trying to figure this out. In time... |
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| Re: Actions If you need help along the way here is a tutorial done by Danny http://www.atncentral.com/tutorials.htm failing that just ask Palms |
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| Re: Actions umm, in one spot you say you have cs2, but in another you say psp. psp is paint shop pro and doesnt use actions. it uses scripts. so, a little clarification here might be in order. |
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| Re: Actions Quote:
Suggested corrective action: * Click on (highlight) the grey bar (the Action Set) * Drag it to the Trash icon (bottom of the palette) to delete it * Reload the .atn file from your hard disk ...Then you can start over. When you play the action it should execute with only a few pauses as intended by the action author. Does this help? ---------------- FYI: Generally speaking the abbreviation many people use for Photoshop is PS. PSP is frequently used in reference to Paint Shop Pro, a different program altogether. Your mention of actions (Photoshop-only), CS2 and PSP was the source of Craig's question. |
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| Re: Actions I have both PSP and CS2. I got in a hurry. The problem is CS2. Some actions I've downlaoded work with no problem, but this one and one other I got that little red box - what does that mean? And because of that box I had no control over the sideways triangle that normally activates an action. On top of that I get the message dialog. |
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| Re: Actions Quote:
I should have also suggested... * Opening Photoshop HELP * Search on Modal Control The HELP writeup should get you started on understanding what's going on. Then... * Click on any action set name (grey bar in the palette) * From the palette menu choose Duplicate... * Click the triangle to display the action(s) inside the duplicate set * Click the triangle on any or all of the actions to reveal the individual steps * Experiment clicking the modal controls on/off. No harm is done... just try various combinations to see what turning them on/off does. If a nutshell if the modal control is on (black): * At the command level: the dialog for that step will display upon execution * At the action level: the dialog for all steps in the action will display * At the action set level: the dialog for all steps in all actions in the action set will display If if the modal control is on (red): * At the command level: does not apply * At the action level: the dialog for some, but not all steps in the action will display * At the action set level: the dialog for some, but not all steps in all actions in the action set will display If the modal control is off: * At the command level: the dialog for that step will not display * At the action level: the dialog for all steps in the action will not display * At the action set level: the dialog for all steps in all actions in the action set will not display Quote:
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Why the warning? Within an action it is not unusual for some steps to display dialogs. Clicking the modal control at the action, or especially the action set level completely undoes the action author's intentions. Suppose an action has 77 steps and the modal control is on for steps 15, 33 and 54. If you click the modal control for the action, the modal control is turned on for all steps. Clicking it again turns the modal control off for all steps. Unless you know in advance the modal control had been on for steps 15, 33 and 54 so the controls could be clicked on manually, there is no way to automatically restore the on status to specific commands. The only recourse is to reload the action from an .atn file. The problem is much worse at the action set level where setting or clearing the modal control affects all steps in all actions within the set. |
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| Re: Actions Danny...thank you for the feedback. |
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| Re: Actions 3/29/07 You may have figured the actions dilemma already. But just a thought, you did put the plug-in in the actions folder before you did anything else right and it is actually showing up in the actions box, right? If you are still having trouble let me know. Trish |
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