Desiredletterscaling; Desiredwordscaling; Direction; Fauxbold - Adobe 19400084 - Photoshop CS3 Extended Manual

JavaScript Scripting Reference
Property

desiredLetterScaling

Note: 'Letter Scaling' is
basically equivalent to
'Letter Spacing' in the
Adobe Photoshop CS3
application Justification
dialog (Select
Justification on the
Paragraphs palette
menu).

desiredWordScaling

Note: 'Word Scaling' is
basically equivalent to
'Word Spacing' in the
Adobe Photoshop CS3
application Justification
dialog (Select
Justification on the
Paragraphs palette
menu).

direction

fauxBold

fauxItalic

firstLineIndent

font

hangingPunctuation

Adobe Photoshop CS3
Value Type What it is (Continued)
Read-write. The amount of space between letters
number (double)
(100 - 500; at 0, no space is added between letters).
Note:
Read-write. The amount (percentage) of space
number (double)
between words (0 -1000; at 100, no additional space
is added between words).
Note:
Read-write. The text orientation.
Direction
Read-write. Indicates whether to use faux bold
boolean
(default:
Note:
Read-write. Indicates whether to use faux italic
boolean
(default:
Note:
Read-write. The amount (unit value) to indent the
UnitValue
first line of paragraphs (-1296 - 1296).
Read-write. The text face of the character.
string
Read-write. Indicates whether to use roman Hanging
boolean
Punctuation.
JavaScript Object Reference
Valid only when
justification =
Justification.CENTERJUSTIFIED
Justification.FULLYJUSTIFIED
Justification.LEFTJUSTIFIED
Justification.RIGHTJUSTIFIED
justification. The following values are also
required: minimumLetterScaling
maximumLetterScaling.
Valid only when
justification =
Justification.CENTERJUSTIFIED
Justification.FULLYJUSTIFIED
Justification.LEFTJUSTIFIED
Justification.RIGHTJUSTIFIED
justification. The following values are also
required: minimumWordScaling
maximumWordScaling.
).
false
Using is equivalent to
fauxBold.true
selecting text and clicking the Faux Bold
button in the Character palette.
).
false
Using
fauxItalic.true
selecting text and clicking the Faux Italic
button in the Character palette.
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