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 Scripting Photoshop CS3     54

JavaScript from your script. See 

 for information on using the Action Manager. 

Also, see 

.

The clipboard commands in Photoshop CS3 operate on 

ArtLayer

, 

Selection

, and 

Document

 objects. The 

commands can be used to operate on objects within a single document, or to move information between 
documents.

The clipboard commands of the 

art layer (ArtLayer/ArtLayer)

 and 

selection 

(Selection/Selection)

 objects are:

●

copy (Copy/copy)

●

copy merged (Copy Merge parameter value/copy(merge parameter value))

●

cut(Cut/cut)

The clipboard commands of the 

document/Document/Document

 object are:

●

paste (Paste/paste)

●

paste into (Paste IntoSelection parameter value/paste(intoSelection parameter 
value))

For information on copy, copy merged, paste, paste into, and cut functions, see Photoshop CS3 
Help. 

The following examples copy the contents of the background layer to the clipboard, create a new 
document, and then paste the clipboard contents to the new document. The scripts assume that there is a 
document already open in Photoshop CS3 and that the document has a background layer. 

If your script creates a new document in which you paste the clipboard contents, be sure the 
document uses the same ruler units as the original document. See 

 for information. 

On Mac OS, Photoshop CS3 must be the front-most application when executing these commands. 
You must use the 

activate

 command to activate the application before executing any clipboard 

commands.

tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS3"

activate
select all of current document
copy
set current layer of current document to layer "Background" ¬

of current document

set newDocRef to make new document
paste newDocRef

end tell

'make firstDocument the active document
Set docRef = appRef.ActiveDocument 
docRef.ArtLayers("Background").Copy