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Photoshop Scheduled Tasks

New Here ,
Oct 02, 2020 Oct 02, 2020

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Every day I need to run the image processor script. 

 

Is there a way to schedule this so it automatically runs everyday?  I am running the latest version of Photoshop on Windows 10.

 

Thank you!

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Oct 02, 2020 Oct 02, 2020

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You can use the Script Events Manager to start the "image processor.jsx"

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Oct 02, 2020 Oct 02, 2020

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If Photoshop is launched it's going to run scripts scheduled in Startup Script folder (you find in Adobe folder of CommonFiles). You may also use Adobe Bridge, that has special command, app.scheduleTask(), that will launch Photoshop, run script, and close Ps for ex. at some hours or when it sees content of some folder / file changed.

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Oct 05, 2020 Oct 05, 2020

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Yes, you can use Windows 10's task scheduler.

Here's a how-to link: How to automate tasks in Windows

 

I suggest making a basic photoshop script (a jsx file) that launches the image processor with the parameters you need.

You can probably get that from scriptlistener code.

 

In Windows 10's task manager, you can then make a scheduled task that will run the script for you.

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