Saving batch processes as scripts
You can save batch process settings as a script or command to re-create the batch process easily
in the future. After you select all batch options in the Batch dialog box, you are given options
for saving your files.
To create a batch script:
1.
Click Save Script to create a batch script.
2.
Enter a name and destination for the script.
3.
Click Save.
Saving your script into the Commands folder on your hard disk adds it to the Commands
menu in Fireworks.
The exact location of this folder varies from system to system and depends on
whether you want the command to be available just to your user profile or to all users.
Commands folders are located in the Configuration folder in the Fireworks
application folder and also in your user-specific Fireworks configuration folder. For
more information, see
To run a batch script:
1.
Do one of the following:
In Fireworks, select Commands > Run Script.
Outside Fireworks, double-click the script filename on your hard disk.
2.
Select a script and click Open.
3.
Select the files to process with the script:
Current Open Files
Custom
lets you select files to process.
Click the Ellipsis (...) button beside the Files to Process pop-up menu to select files
to process.
4.
Click OK.
For more information on selecting files, see
436 Chapter 16: Automating Repetitive Tasks
"Working with configuration files" on page
processes all open documents.
"Batch processing" on page
451.
426.
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