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  1. The problem is to devise a formula for use in a macro or batch to re-size an image so that the longest side is a fixed length. So if the target size was (say) 800px, a 300×600 image would become 400×800px and a 2000×500px imge would become 800×200px. Firstly, ensure that you have an unlocked pixel layer. Select the move tool. In the Transform panel, ensure that the width and height are linked. Set Width as min(800, 800×w/h) Given that the layers are linked, this will automatically set the height. Now select Document > Clip Canvas. This removes the tranparent background. One curious outcome is that for a 3000×4000 portrait image, after a successful transform/clip, The Transform panel gives the dimensions as width: 800:px by height:600px. The Document Resize gives it (correctly) as width:600px by height:800px.
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