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| 139808 | 2003-04-29 05:51:00 | I have 500 photos i need to change to a png format for a program i have, and I know it would take soooo long to open each one in paint and save as png....is there any such way of changing it without saving as...and fast..like all at once or more than 10... | csinclair83 (200) | ||
| 139809 | 2003-04-29 05:54:00 | Do you have Adobe Photoshop? I know it can do batch jobs like yours, but I don't know if it can read PNG files. | somebody (208) | ||
| 139810 | 2003-04-29 05:59:00 | i got photoshop 6...pictureit digital image pro and how do u actually batch convert in photoshop, coz once i know how i might try to convert into a different version other than png... |
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| 139811 | 2003-04-29 06:05:00 | Yup, both Adobe PhotoShop 7 and Adobe ImageReady 7 can save and open PNG. I suspect version 6 could too (and probably even 5 or earlier), but it's been awhile and the memory cells are degrading somewhat. |
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| 139812 | 2003-04-29 06:07:00 | I have made a post earlier about this. Yes Photoshop can open PNG files. Here are the instructions: 1. Go to the 'Actions' palette and create a new action. 2. Select the action and hit 'Record' - round button 3. Open one file, and save it as whatever file format you want. 4. Click "Stop" - square button 5. Go to File-Automate-Batch. 6. Select your Action in the top 7. Change 'Source' to "Folder" 8. Click on "Choose" and select the folder with your images 9. In "Destination" select "Save and Close" 10. Click OK. Wait for it do process the photos - could take a while. The Photoshop's Help file has a very helpful document on how to use the Batch processing. |
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