I'm wondering if there is a way to bind a script somehow and be able to add it to the Effects>Plugins menu. I'm using those wonderful scripts that open several Nik plugins in X7 on my Win 8.1 machine and thought it would be great if they could show up in the plugins menu instead of just the Scripts dialogue. TIA!
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Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
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Re: Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
Sure, just bind the script and then right-click -> Customize -> Scripts Tab and then drag the icon for the bound script to the Effects menu and drop it where you want it.
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Re: Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
Thanks for the quick response! It's been awhile since I bound a script (had PSP9 for years and it's been completely customized for most of those yearsKathy_9 wrote:Sure, just bind the script and then right-click -> Customize -> Scripts Tab and then drag the icon for the bound script to the Effects menu and drop it where you want it.
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Re: Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
Did the Boundscript thing for the three Nik plugin scripts I use and was able to add them to the Effects menu - and they DO show the name of the script beside the icon so that's great! However, I could only add them to the Effects menu, not the Plugins sub-menu which would be my preference. But at least I've moved them to be directly under the Plugins sub-menu and just above the Last Used Plugin item so it's definitely a great improvement to having to use the Scripts dropdown to access those plugins.
I did some searching and apparently there doesn't seem to be a way to create custom icons for the bound scripts. If you or anybody knows a workaround for this limitation I'd love to hear it! TIA.
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I did some searching and apparently there doesn't seem to be a way to create custom icons for the bound scripts. If you or anybody knows a workaround for this limitation I'd love to hear it! TIA.
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Re: Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
Glad you were able to get the script icons somewhat close to where you wanted them. Sorry, I don't know of a way to do custom icons but I do know others have asked for this so maybe some day if we are all good and eat our vegetables Corel will give us that capability. 
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Re: Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
I'm no programmer but one would think that those existing icons must reside somewhere within PSP or Windows once the program is installed. If that was the case then you'd think you could just grab them and modify them. But maybe they just exist in the ether somewhere??Kathy_9 wrote:Glad you were able to get the script icons somewhat close to where you wanted them. Sorry, I don't know of a way to do custom icons but I do know others have asked for this so maybe some day if we are all good and eat our vegetables Corel will give us that capability.
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Re: Any way to add script to Plugins menu?
It is not a difficult task for a Corel's programmer to permit the user to switch between the original icon script and a personal incon created for this purpose (like the gradient tool permitting to modify a gradient and to register it and use it inside PSP).JoeB wrote:
I'm no programmer but one would think that those existing icons must reside somewhere within PSP or Windows once the program is installed. If that was the case then you'd think you could just grab them and modify them. But maybe they just exist in the ether somewhere??
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If Corel's staff understands that this possibility will be a major improvement over its competitor (PhotoShop Elements) and could be presented in the marketing stuff as a "plus", perhaps could we obtain this feature.
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