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Step 1 - Browse to your images |
Using the Paint Shop Pro Browser, navigate to the folder containing the images you want to process, and then highlight (but don't open) the desired images. |
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Step 2 - Display the Batch Process dialog |
With the images still highlighted in the Browser window, choose File > Batch > Process. The Batch Process dialog appears. Note that the images you chose are listed in the dialog's Files to process field at the top. |
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Step 3 - Choose the script to run |
In the Batch Process dialog's Script section, click the Use Script option, and then use the Script drop-list to choose the desired script. |
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Step 4 - Choose a Save Mode option |
In the Batch Process dialog's Save Mode section, choose one of the options. If you don't want to overwrite the images, do not choose that option. Try using the Copy option instead. |
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Step 5 - Click Start |
Click Start to begin the processing. The script will be applied to each image you selected in Step 1. |
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Notes and Tips: |
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The Batch Process feature provides a very convenient method of running a script on multiple files, although Paint Shop Pro provides other methods of doing so (such as using the History palette). |
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Here's another way to run a script on the images open in the workspace: a) run the script on the first image; b) make another image active; c) and then press Ctrl + Y. Repeat this for each open image. |
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The Batch Processing feature also provides the best way to save multiple files from one format into another file format. For more information on the Batch Processing feature or the scripting feature, refer to the Help system or User Guide. |
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Learn More: |
Basic scripting |
Rename multiple files simultaneously |
Undoing History palette actions |
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