I have more than 100 images (svg) and I want to create PDF to them with their names for example in the future the user can access this PDF to check the icon and what is the name of the icon.
is there is any possible way to automate this process?
I try to create this word manually but this process is taking to much time
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We use google sheets on smartphones for entering trucking load data. We insert 8 to 10 images for each truckload into a Sheets cell and it works perfectly. But, at the end of the day, we can have nearly 1000 images depending on how many trucks we've loaded. I need a way to rename and send each pic to a specific Google Drive folder so they're indexed and accessible as individual image (jpg) files.
We've uploaded pics to Drive first, manually renamed/indexed them and then inserted the links into the sheets with the specific truckload. It's extremely time-consuming, need to automate through code.
I have a list of images that I am currently looping through.
Is it possible to have a command where I can put in the location of text that I am trying to extract or show it with something like Citrix Scrape on what data I want to take out?
The Get OCR Text action requires you to provide a UI element. One simple option is to loop over all images, then open them in an image viewer of your choice, and then use the Text -> Scrape Relative to extract your invoice number into a variable.
You can use the Desktop Recorder for all actions mentioned above. Note that you will have to adjust the Selectors, as the Recorder usually considers the text the application title as well (which will often include the document's name, and that's not what you want as all your invoices will have different names). You can just open another invoice in your application, then open the Selector and Attach to Live Element to let UiPath work out the Selector for you - which works just fine in most cases.
Depicted below: a sample sequence created with the Desktop Recorder. Here I just read the invoice number with OCR, and I use IrfanView to display them. Of course you may want to increase the zoom level to enhance your OCR results in a real-world scenario.
I have a Google apps script that creates a new tab, which is executed through a shape that I added; more specifically a bevel. Now I would like for that same macro to create a new bevel shape on that new tab and assign it a new script.
How do I create a shape via GAS, and then assign a new script to it?
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/spreadsheet/sheet
There are functions for inserting images. However there is no way to attach a script to them except for manually.
There are also no functions for getting, deleting, or otherwise manipulating an image once it is [art of the sheet. This prevents copying the an existing image. You would need to source your image from a URL or by providing a blob (sort of like file contents) probably pulled from a file in drive.
You may want to consider using a custom menu:
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/reference/spreadsheet/spreadsheet-app#getUi()
With Photoshop I have multiple web banners at different sizes that contain the same image. Is there a way to change the image on one psd file so that it will automatically change on all the other psd files?
I'm using Creative Cloud
Any help will be really appreciated
Thanks
Create the banner in the biggest size
Right click the layer and choose Convert to smart object
Create a new document with next banner measurements. Go back to the already created banner and use the move tool (v) and drag the layer/layers in to the new document.
If you now doubleclick your smart object (doesnt matter in which document) you will open a new document. If you make any changes there it will be changed in both banners.
You can choose more than one layer to become a smart object together. When you double click the smart object you will find all your layers separate but in the banner document it will only show as one file.
This is what the symbol on a smart layer looks like
One option is to use linked smart objects.
If you have photoshop CC you can follow this for instruction on how you'd do it.
(Sorry for the link only answer but it's a video and will make more sense then listing the steps)
if you use Photoshop CC 2014 or 2015 you can place images as linked files, same way as InDesign or HTML docs. Adobe gives now two choices Place Embeded or Place Linked.
The main idea: a user creates a powerpoint file with 1 slide, and this slide is inserted into a slideshow which is already looping.
A first idea I had was to convert the .ppt file into an image (e.g. using http://www.artofsolving.com/opensource/jodconverter/ or a .NET API), and then create a flash application which scans a directory for images(/converted slides) to show.
But this seems a bit like a complex solution, any suggestions?
You can achieve this using the insert object feature in PowerPoint.
Choose Insert from file
Select the powerpoint file
Check Link Checkbox
And its done. Any changes in the linked file are reflected in the already looping show. Let me know if you don't get it.