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SPEEDING UP BATCH ACTIONS

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SPEEDING UP BATCH

ACTIONS

If you're running a Batch

action

on a folder full of images, one of the things that can really slow the

process down is the fact that the History palette keeps creating History States (undos) for each

image. To keep your Batch

actions

running at full speed, there are two things you can do: In the

History palette's pop-down menu, under History Options, turn off the checkbox for "Automatically

Create First Snapshot." Secondly, go under the Photoshop menu, under Preferences, and choose

General (in Windows, Preferences can be found under the Edit menu). In the History States field,

lower the number from 20 (the default) to 2 states and click OK. Then your batch will run like a

greased pig. Don't forget to increase your History States or change your History Options back after

you're done batching or you'll be down to two undos.

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