activegnome

It works in so much that every window is hit, but it fails in that it doesn't know when to stop. It's sad that it took me almost a year to come back to this. Thanks! Rory

I am trying to write a macro that finds all of my open photos in side of Photoshop, activates the window, sends a series of key strokes to the window, and then moves on to the next. Does anyone have a sample macro that does this? Thanks! Rory

I do a lot of work in Photoshop 7 where I open a big batch of images and go through them one at a time. For example, here's what my work flow looks like: Load 100 photos in to Photoshop Look at a photo and make a quick decision to keep or discard based on composition, image quality, etc. Close it if I don't wish to keep it, otherwise minimize the window. Repeat until the first pass is done. Restore every image window that remains. * Using Photoshop's Automation -> Batch menu, I apply my "Standard Modifications" action to every open file. Look at a photo, make any necessary adjustments or discard based on a number of subjective factors. Close if I don't wish to keep it, otherwise minize the window. Repeat until the second pass is done Using Photoshop's Automation -> Batch menu, I apply my "Save as PSD" action to every open file. Open those saved PSD files. Using Photoshop's Automation -> Batch menu, I apply my "Save as JPG" action to every open file. Delete the lower quality working copies and move the finished PSD's and JPG's into the project's Finished folder. Repeat this process until I have worked through all of my working copies. The pain point is "Restore every image window that remains" because I have not figured out a way to get a list of all of the document windows. I can, get an individual window by name, give it focus, and then manipulate that window. See the direct script code below: But the elusive give me all of the windows of a specific class and then iterate through them...I'm at a loss for. Any help that can be given would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!