I recently upgraded to Corel's X5 from Jasc's V9. I have a script that contains the following command:
'IncreaseColorsTo16Million'
Works okay as long as the file is no more than 8-bit (16 million
colors).
Fails with 'Unsupported document type' when run on 16 bit files.
Is there an equivalent command to increase colours to 16 bit?
Appreciate any help. Thanks in advance.
- Gene
Any scripting gurus available to help?
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Re: Any scripting gurus available to help?
Yes there is.
IncreaseColorsTo16Bit - Increases the image to an 16-bit image.
And in case you want to take it back down to 8-bit.
DecreaseColorsTo16Million - Decrease the image to an 8-bit image.
IncreaseColorsTo16Bit - Increases the image to an 16-bit image.
And in case you want to take it back down to 8-bit.
DecreaseColorsTo16Million - Decrease the image to an 8-bit image.
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gene_mtl
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- sound_card: Integrated
- Hard_Drive_Capacity: 4 TB
- Monitor/Display Make & Model: Viewsonic VX2450 series
- Location: Canada
Re: Any scripting gurus available to help?
LeviFiction wrote:Yes there is.
IncreaseColorsTo16Bit - Increases the image to an 16-bit image.
And in case you want to take it back down to 8-bit.
DecreaseColorsTo16Million - Decrease the image to an 8-bit image.
Thanks, Levi. Appreciate the help
