Internet is our friend, and there's a snapshot in archive.org here:

Photoshop Scripts

Alas not every page is stored, but most of them are I'd say.

I remember to have downloaded them one by one in the past, but I've to look in the bottomless pit of my backups.

Davide Barranca

I heard from Paul, and I asked him about his site. His reply was brief, but seem to boil down to the fact that a lot has changed with his old scripts working with the newer versions of Adobe apps - bugs not being fixed etc. He doesn't have CC, so can't correct them to work with the new applications. I imagine that he was getting a lot of request for help that he just couldn't answer due to not having CC and/or just doesn't have the time to devote to it.

While Paul's site is now closed. Someone managed to get the original ps-scripts.com site operational again!!!

Very sad to lose Paul's support and info. He has done so much for those of us in the scripting community. With the passing of Mike Hale, the closing of the site ps-scripts.com, and the lose of all that valuable information, It would have been nice to have more forewarning of Paul's site closing. I just hope he's doing well and in good health, and enjoying pursuing new adventures.

From 1,5 year I'm learning JavaScript for Photoshop scripting, unfortunately I had no time yet to focus on Brigde scripting. I knew that site but never used it. I had to learn from those Paul Riggot scripts in future.

Now I hope someone collected them all and can share with us as personally I still use and love CS2 (other higher versions in my job only).

If I knew that will happen I would do it myself, ie. copy all content of that site to my datebase...

btw about a month ago or so similar story happened to www.pcpix.com (you could find there PSConstants, value, CharID  TypeIDToStringID stuff) and as most of us know much earlier to PS-SCRIPTS.COM  as well (the forums I only knew it exists but had no chance to use at all

So if the author is OK with it (?) can anyone link us to those Bridge / PS scripts (starting from CS2) with the description etc. I believe someone strored them for personal use. No matter for my education they won't work in CC. I'll keep them safe this time.

Thank You in advance, Marek

The script code is too long to paste here, so a link to the original data can be found here:

Dropbox - DIY Metadata.zip

That is a sad loss to the Bridge community!