Yes copy the .jsx file into Photoshop's folder \presets\scripts\ Then start Photoshop use menu File>Scripts>Pdf Processor
I just notice I have two make sure you download the latest.
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Re: problem with image processor - photoshop cs6
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Re: problem with image processor - photoshop cs6
JJMack for president! You got it! thnaks so much...that worked ...
The only problem is that it adds some 'start sequence number' to the file names.....I cant seem to diable this option.
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Re: problem with image processor - photoshop cs6
Try blanking out the start sequence number don't think that will work. You can also edit the script and see where the name is set and remove the sequence.
It looks like he set it with this statement:
var saveFile = outputFolder + "/" + Name + zeroPad(fileCount,seqLength);
After that statement you could add the following statement to reset the var saveFile without the sequence:.
var saveFile = outputFolder + "/" + Name;
If the output file exists I think from what I see in the script he will add a datestamp to the name and save it that way.
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Re: problem with image processor - photoshop cs6
I am having this same issue. My company just installed CS6 yesterday. I use image processor all the time in CS5, for batch processing 1000s of jpgs. Now I get the same error as the OP, "There were no source files that could be opened by Photoshop" when selecting a folder full of jpgs?
I've reset the settings file. I can manually open the files in that folder without error.
any thoughts?
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