Adobe photoshop cs2 사용자 설명서
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
User Guide
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Select playback options:
Run In Background
Hides ImageReady during droplet execution, so that you can work in other applications while
processing takes place. When you select Run In Background, other playback options requiring user input during
processing are turned off, unless you specifically specify that ImageReady should come to the foreground to request
user input. ImageReady appears when the droplet completes execution.
processing are turned off, unless you specifically specify that ImageReady should come to the foreground to request
user input. ImageReady appears when the droplet completes execution.
Note: ImageReady is not available for creating and modifying current images while background processing is taking
place.
place.
Display Image
Shows the images as they are being processed.
Pause Before Save
Stops the processing of each image before saving it.
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Choose error options from the Errors menu:
Stop
Suspends the process until you confirm the error message.
Skip Step
Skips steps in which errors are encountered.
Skip File
Skips files in which errors are encountered.
To create a droplet for automating Optimize palette settings (ImageReady)
You can save Optimize palette settings for use on individual images or batches of images by creating a droplet for the
settings. The droplet lets you apply the compression settings to an image or batch of images that you drag onto the
droplet icon.
settings. The droplet lets you apply the compression settings to an image or batch of images that you drag onto the
droplet icon.
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With an image displayed in the image window, choose a compression format and desired compression options in
the Optimize palette. (See “About optimization” on page 625.)
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Create a droplet:
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Drag the droplet icon
from the Optimize palette onto the desktop. ImageReady names the droplet according
to its compression settings, including file format and color palette or quality setting information. You can rename
the droplet as you do other desktop icons.
the droplet as you do other desktop icons.
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Click the droplet icon on the Optimize palette. Name the droplet, choose a location where the droplet will be
saved, and click Save.
saved, and click Save.
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Choose Create Droplet from the Optimize palette menu. Name the droplet, choose a location where the droplet
will be saved, and click Save.
will be saved, and click Save.
You can add optimization settings to an action by dragging the droplet icon in the Optimize palette to the Actions
palette.
palette.
Scripting
About scripting
Photoshop supports external automation through scripting. In Windows, you can use any scripting language that
supports COM automation, such as Visual Basic. In Mac OS, you can use any language, such as AppleScript, that
allows you to send Apple events. These languages are not cross-platform but can control multiple applications such
as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Microsoft Office.
supports COM automation, such as Visual Basic. In Mac OS, you can use any language, such as AppleScript, that
allows you to send Apple events. These languages are not cross-platform but can control multiple applications such
as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Microsoft Office.