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<r>G’day LarryI would suggest you use iMovie to create a pan of each image. You could make them sequential in the same movie if you want to play all of them one after another, and/or create chapter markers at the start of each image, so you could jump to any given image.RegardsSantaOn 5 Sep 2015, at...

<r>G’day againSo what you’re saying is that the old method of drawing actual sized text despite any resolution really has been removed. and has to be replaced by a method of re-calculating text size, as my post and Robert Polands post demonstrate.Pity, the old alternative method was really useful.So...

<r>G’day ThorstenI’m afraid nothing in your answer makes any sense to me.The variables realTextSize and answer don’t show up in GraphicConverter 9’s Dictionary, and only generate errors when run.RegardsSantatell application "GraphicConverter 9" activate tell window 1 set theRes to resolution # realT...

<t>G’day allI’m trying to adjust the size of text in two text boxes by using ApplescriptObjectC.The printing size of the text seems to reduce as the image resolution increases, and I’m having trouble keeping the printed sizes the same for varying resolutions. I’m also ensuring that the minimum resol...

<r>G’day once more ThorstenI’ve just remember that in one of my Apps, I’m addressing TextEdit with a direct printing command... print front document with properties {target printer:my theCoverPagePrinter, starting page:1, ending page:3} without print dialog It appears to me that Apple have a method ...

<t>G’day allI’ve lodged a bug report about the lack of Developers being able to use a set Print Preset in the Cocoa Print Dialog.If anyone would like to see Thorsten add the ability to use any given Print Preset form GraphicConverter Applescript/ASOBJC code, the please add your voice to the Bug repo...

<r>Yes, Thorsten, we do save several different Print Presets.One for Large Page printing (18”x11”) and one for A4, and a separate emergency printer for each, so we can swap printers quickly in case of breakdown, so 4 altogether.Would it help matters if I lodged a bug report, along the lines of it’s ...

<r>G’day again, Robert.Thanks to some help from the Applescript Users Group, particularly Shane Stanley and Yvan Koenig, here’s a more complete script that will automatically count the pages of a user selected .pdf file, despeckle each page, and save each (or at least, it should). I haven’t a ‘speck...

<r>G’day From the land of Oz, Robert.I’d use Applescript to automate the process.You’ll have to amend the number of pages in the start of the script, as Thorstens crew have gradually removed the ability of Applescript to work well with documents, and it no longer seems possible to get the number of ...

<r>G’day ThorstenI’ve stripped the code to basics, and this time you should get an error. The Archive contains the App, and a file that it references, just drag the expanded .gif to your desktop, please, and run the app.Screen shot also attached.RegardsBrian ChristmasOn 23 Jun 2015, at 9:24 pm, Thor...