var pointTextRef = app.activeDocument.textFrames.add(); pointTextRef.contents = app.activeDocument.fullName.toString(); //pointTextRef.contents = app.activeDocument.path.toString(); pointTextRef.top = -1200; pointTextRef.left = 10; Using '.toString()' should sort that… You will have to remember to run your script there are no events like document save/close that a script can act upon in this app… ... View more

In any language the way to move a layer x,y is to use translate… You will need to do the math from current x,y to required x,y given a distance… A read only property is just that regardless of language… Here is a quick example of how I did this kind of thing using Applescript… I still do the same method now but use the ESTK instead… tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS2" activate -- Store the app settings set User_Rulers to ruler units of settings set User_Dialogs to display dialogs set ruler units of settings to pixel units set display dialogs to never set Doc_Ref to the current document tell Doc_Ref -- Store the image res so we can put it back set Original_Res to resolution -- Change to work at 72 dpi resize image resolution 72 resample method none -- Move horizontal 1 inch translate layer 1 delta x 72 as pixels -- Move vertical 1 inch translate layer 1 delta y 72 as pixels -- Read the bounds propety set Layer_Bounds to bounds of layer 1 log Layer_Bounds -- Move the layer using bounds to top/left translate layer 1 delta x -(item 1 of Layer_Bounds) as pixels translate layer 1 delta y -(item 2 of Layer_Bounds) as pixels -- Put back the image res resize image resolution Original_Res resample method none end tell -- Put back the app settings set ruler units of settings to User_Rulers set display dialogs to User_Dialogs end tell You should get the general idea of how this works from this. It should move the first layer across 1 inch, down i inch then put it top/left. It assumes you have a layer that is not a background layer nor is it locked in any way… ... View more

You need to pass your own function to the sort… Something like this may do for you… someList.sort(byNumbers); function byNumbers(a, b) {            var c = a.match(/\d/g).join('');      var d = b.match(/\d/g).join('');      return c - d; }; I just matched the digits of your strings… ... View more

on adding folder items to thisFolder after receiving theseFiles tell application "Finder" -- Make sure sub folder exists if not (exists folder "temp" of thisFolder) then set tempFolder to make new folder at thisFolder ¬ with properties {name:"temp"} else set tempFolder to folder "temp" of thisFolder as alias end if -- Ditto here… if not (exists folder "save" of thisFolder) then set saveFolder to make new folder at thisFolder ¬ with properties {name:"save"} else set saveFolder to folder "save" of thisFolder as alias end if -- move psd files to temp folder repeat with thisFile in theseFiles if name extension of thisFile is "psd" then move thisFile to tempFolder end if end repeat -- Get the file list set thePSDFiles to every file of tempFolder as alias list end tell repeat with thisFile in thePSDFiles -- Coerce each alias to string set thisFile to thisFile as string tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS5" activate open alias thisFile showing dialogs never tell current document if mode is not RGB then change mode to RGB end if flatten -- action and set name, case sensitive --do action "CROPFLATTEN" from "SYMPA" save in file ((saveFolder as string) & name) as PNG with copying close saving no end tell end tell end repeat tell application "Finder" -- move .psd files left in temp folder to save folder move thePSDFiles to folder saveFolder end tell end adding folder items to This works fine here although Im no great fan of FAS… I just comment out the action call as I don't have this available… ... View more