Does putting the solid color in the app's foreground then pulling back the other values not get you what you need? I don't do much of this so I could be a mile off… var rgbSC = new SolidColor() rgbSC.rgb.red=0; rgbSC.rgb.green=204; rgbSC.rgb.blue=100; app.foregroundColor = rgbSC; $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.cmyk.cyan); $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.cmyk.magenta); $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.cmyk.yellow); $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.cmyk.black); $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.hsb.brightness); $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.hsb.hue); $.writeln(app.foregroundColor.hsb.saturation); ... View more

And to help with your second question most users here in the forum have functions for using the document 'save as' command… Like this… // Save file as TIFF function function saveAsTIFF(saveFile) { opts = new TiffSaveOptions(); opts.alphaChannels = false; opts.byteOrder = ByteOrder.IBM; opts.embedColorProfile = true; opts.imageCompression = TIFFEncoding.TIFFLZW; opts.interleaveChannels = true; opts.layers = false; opts.spotColors = false; opts.transparency = true; activeDocument.saveAs(saveFile,opts,true,Extension.LOWERCASE); }; 'saveFile' should be a 'file object' passed as argument to the function. There are additional options for tiff so you should look them up in the scripting guide… ... View more

I had all but the briefest of looks at this and I don't think you can use switch/case like that…? I think 'case' evaluates a variable not an expression… Some one will tell me if Im wrong as normal… You could other wise just chain if/else if… OK had 10 minutes a possible route could be some thing like this using 'case' where you do some math first so case gets a value passed to it… Do check my math thou… I don't see any issue with calling a resize on images that match your value… nothing will happen will it? Oh yeah I was working in pixels as always… #target photoshop var doc = app.activeDocument; var docW = doc.width; var docH = doc.height; if (docW == docH && docW > 800) {           switch(Math.floor(docW/500)) {                     case 5 : doc.resizeImage(2500,undefined,undefined,ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER); break;           case 4 : doc.resizeImage(2000,undefined,undefined,ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER); break;           case 3 : doc.resizeImage(1500,undefined,undefined,ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER); break;           case 2 : doc.resizeImage(1000,undefined,undefined,ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER); break;           case 1 : doc.resizeImage(800,undefined,undefined,ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER); break;           default : doc.resizeImage(3000,undefined,undefined,ResampleMethod.BICUBICSMOOTHER);                }      } ... View more

Paul, is correct when using Bridge you need to use 'thumbnails' of files and folder objects. There are numerous ways in which you can go about getting these from open document windows, collections, stacks etc… Here is a very straight forward example that just takes your file and folder objects creates a new thumbnail of each in order to work… #target bridge var sFile = File('~/Desktop/Untitled-1.indd'); var dFold = Folder('~/Desktop/ID JUNK'); var res = copyTo(sFile,dFold); alert('File: '+decodeURI(sFile.name)+' was copied to '+decodeURI(dFold.name)+' ' +res); // Will copy a file to another location function copyTo(source,dest) {           var sThum = new Thumbnail(source);      var dThum = new Thumbnail(dest);           var res = sThum.copyTo(dThum);           return res;      }; // Will move a file to another location on the // same mount point… Else its the same as copyTo() function moveTo(source,dest) {           var sThum = new Thumbnail(source);      var dThum = new Thumbnail(dest);           var res = sThum.moveTo(dThum);           return res;      }; ... View more