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    Default Batch Edits

    Hi

    I have a lot of small images (a few hundred) which i need to cut the top and
    bottom thirds from (to leave a 'letterbox' of the original in effect). Is
    there a way to create a command to do this en masse?

    TIA

    Wesley


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    Default Re: Batch Edits

    Wesley?:

    Sure there is. Perform a few actions that selects the Object (such as
    Select All), Resize the canvas with the canvas command in Fireworks,
    then copy the steps and save as a Command. Make sure all images aare the
    same size though.

    Note: using the Crop canvas command twice will most of the time result
    in a horizontal line in the History panel, meaning the result can be
    unexpected. You generally don't want this. So instead of taking the
    risk, make 2 Commands instead and combine them into 1. This is what I
    like to call "Embedded Commands". Make the two Commands and perform them
    on the stage, then trun them into one Command, Optionally, you could
    just perform the 2 Commands in chronological order in the Batch window.

    Example:

    Command 1: fw.getDocumentDOM().selectAll();
    fw.getDocumentDOM().setDocumentCanvasSize({left:30 6, top:247, right:506,
    bottom:457});

    Command 2: fw.getDocumentDOM().setDocumentCanvasSize({left:30 6, top:247,
    right:506, bottom:427});


    Have fun!

    Blue Wezza wrote:
    > Hi
    >
    > I have a lot of small images (a few hundred) which i need to cut the top and
    > bottom thirds from (to leave a 'letterbox' of the original in effect). Is
    > there a way to create a command to do this en masse?
    >
    > TIA
    >
    > Wesley
    >
    >

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