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Batching two actions into one

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Batching two actions into one

All right, I think you're going to be fairly blown away by this exercise. We're going to take that Size stroke & SFW action that we recorded in the previous exercise, and we'll combine it with Convert to CMYK, to create one overarching uber action that's capable of taking an entire folder full of images and converting them into CMYK files in one folder and web-ready JPGs in another, all by itself, without any intervention from you. So for starters, if you're working along with me inside this Arles Amphitheatre.psd image, you need to go ahead and restore the image to its original appearance. And you do that, of course, by going out to the File menu and choosing the Revert command, or press the F12 key. And now we're looking at just a fragment of this larger, layered image, that is the one Smart Object with variations applied as a Smart Filter. All right, now let's create a new action. Now I want to be able to see the actions that we're joining, but this guy right here, CMYK +…

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