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Photoshop 7.0 Scripting plug-in v.1.0.2a for Macintosh 2002-07-31

Automate repetitive tasks and key workflows in Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0 using rich scripting support. Write scripts using JavaScript or AppleScript.
Version 1.0.2a fixes the following issues:
• The "Batch Convert" AppleScript has been updated.
• The Art Layer object's "text item" property has been renamed "text object" to avoid conflicts with the "text item" class that is part of the built-in AppleScript terminology. Existing scripts will continue to run without change.
• When an error occurs while executing JavaScript, the entire error message is now returned to the user.
• If a JavaScript held references to layers or channels in multiple open documents, these references could get corrupted.
• The installer would fail if installing on Mac OS X and no Classic environment was found.
• In some cases, a script created by the ScriptingListener would fail to execute.
• Resizing documents did not work if resampling was set to none.
• Resizing documents did not work if the height or width of the new document was specified using pixels and if the resize command also specified a new document resolution.
• The "AddTimeStamp.js" JavaScript that is installed in the Scripts folder used the wrong property to set the location of the text.
• In AppleScript, when getting a value as a specific unit type, a unit-value rather than a number was returned.
• Adjusting a layer using the mix channels adjustment type would fail if an integer value was used in the output channels list.

Photoshop
Photoshop 7.0 Scripting plug-in v.1.0.2a for Macintosh 2002-07-31

Automate repetitive tasks and key workflows in Adobe® Photoshop® 7.0 using rich scripting support. Write scripts using JavaScript or AppleScript.

Version 1.0.2a fixes the following issues:
• The "Batch Convert" AppleScript has been updated.
• The Art Layer object's "text item" property has been renamed "text object" to avoid conflicts with the "text item" class that is part of the built-in AppleScript terminology. Existing scripts will continue to run without change.
• When an error occurs while executing JavaScript, the entire error message is now returned to the user.
• If a JavaScript held references to layers or channels in multiple open documents, these references could get corrupted.
• The installer would fail if installing on Mac OS X and no Classic environment was found.
• In some cases, a script created by the ScriptingListener would fail to execute.
• Resizing documents did not work if resampling was set to none.
• Resizing documents did not work if the height or width of the new document was specified using pixels and if the resize command also specified a new document resolution.
• The "AddTimeStamp.js" JavaScript that is installed in the Scripts folder used the wrong property to set the location of the text.
• In AppleScript, when getting a value as a specific unit type, a unit-value rather than a number was returned.
• Adjusting a layer using the mix channels adjustment type would fail if an integer value was used in the output channels list.

Photoshop