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    PS script problem

    I have a script loaded in PSCS2, that I have been using to add a frame, and copyright to my photos before I post them on the web. For some reason, I can't get the year to change when I run the script. I have opened up the file from the directory on my computer, and edited the script so it has the right year, but when I try to run it, it still puts 2006 on the image. I can change the year manualy with the interface that comes up when I run the script, but I want to change it so it defalts to 2007. I remeber having this same problem last year when I went from 2005 to 2006, but I don't know how I fixed it... I have searched the entire script and there is no 2006 in it anywhere, so I don't know why it keeps putting that on my images...

    I have deleted the script files, and replaced them with new ones, with the updated info in them, but they still put 2006 on my files. I close out of PS everytime I make a correction to the script. Once the correction is made, I relaunch PS, and run the script again, all with the same results...

    I got the script of the net a few years ago, and the person who wrote it, is now charging for the script, so I don't want to post it here for someone to look at.

    Anyone have any suggestions?
    Last edited by mjs1973; 01-11-2007 at 04:34 PM.
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