AlanWood

Thanks everybody for your assistance. In my particular situation the macros as they sit will not be appropriate. I want (for example) to crop to 1500X1165 pixels (as a ratio and not absolute ) and then save the document as 1500X1165 pixels. I have set up Crop presets for the crop ratio - meaning the actual pixels may be > 1500x1165 or < 1500x1165 - and then I will create a macro using your lines but substituting in equations x/1500*w y/1165*h Cheers Alan

The "Resize macros" fromHVDB look to be a good option. How do I add the particular sizes I want to the ones supplied?

The answer from v-kyr is helpful for batch posting but the main issue is that if you crop in absolute dimensions it produces the right size final image but does not allow you to scale a crop down to the required image size. Normal cropping would do this in producing an image of the correct proportions (ratio) but not a final image of the required size.

Just realised the spell check has changed Photobook to Phonebook

Hi I am in the process of creating a phonebook. I do this by placing a number of photos, in a range of sizes onto a new document of A4 size. For this page I have a number of predefined picture sizes e.g. 3000 pixels by 1000 pixels. I therefore want to open an original JPG say 6000x4000, crop it 3X1 and save it with a new document size 3000x1000. That way I can just drag it and place it in my landscape A4 document. I need to do this about 400 to 500 times to fill up my phonebook. The cropping is not a problem in itself but making the jpg the correct size, without individually exporting each photo is. Can anybody Help Thanks Alan

I am doing a very repetitive task for creating a Photobook and have noticed I cannot create buttons on the toolbar for Open and Close. There is also no ability to Close All (using the Opt key)