Adobe photoshop cs 2.0 User Guide

 Scripting Photoshop CS2     48

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JS: 

var fontstInstalled = app.fonts

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The amount of unused memory available to Adobe Photoshop CS2.

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The location of the Presets folder. 

See 

 for information on the Presets 

folder. 

The 

Document 

object can represent any open document in Photoshop CS2. You can think of a 

Document

 

object as a file; you can also think of it as a canvas. You work with the 

Document

 object to do the following:

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Access script objects contained in the 

Document

 object, such as 

ArtLayer

 or 

Channel

 objects. See 

 for 

more information. 

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Manipulate a specific 

Document

 object. For example, you could crop, rotate or flip the canvas, resize the 

image or canvas, and trim the image. See 

 for a 

demonstration. 

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Get the active layer. See 

.

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Save the current document. See 

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Copy and paste within the active document or between different documents. See 

The following examples demonstrate how to do the following:

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Change the size of the image to 4 inches wide and 4 inches high.

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Change the size of the document window (or canvas) to 5 inches high and 6 inches wide.

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Trim the top and bottom of the image.

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Crop the image.

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Flip the entire window.

The following examples assume the ruler units have been set to inches. See 

 for information on ruler units. 

--this script sample assumes the ruler units have been set to inches
resize image current document width 4 height 4
resize canvas current document width 4 height 4
trim current document basing trim on top left pixel ¬

with top trim and bottom trim without left trim and right trim

--the crop command uses unit values 
--change the ruler units to pixels
set ruler units of settings to pixel units
crop current document bounds {10, 20, 40, 50} angle 45 ¬

resolution 72 width 20 height 20

flip canvas current document direction horizontal