Automator

Are those automator scripts set on startup? ...

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size stayed the same so I don't know if I missed something there .... If you want to batch rename in OS X there is a reasonably easy way to achieve this through Automator or by using 3rd Party Software. ...

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Remember, I am practically useless when it comes to Automator and or AppleScripts, or whatever the solution maybe. So when you mentioned looping, I wouldn't even know where to begin. ...

It works fine for me. On that link i gave in my first post there is an automator action to copy them for you to your desktop. ...

coming up in May. I am using apple's application photo booth and my built in iSight to take and save the pictures. I am then using Hazel to automatically run an automator workflow which immediatly prints the photo. I am using the "take 4 quick pictures" setting in photo booth. ...

Even if I use automator to batch open 300 MS Word Files to print them...I will still have to click "ok" or "print" on each one...I don't want to do this 300 or more times! ...

Because the issue isn't just about renaming some files in Finder, that's an example. Yeah, I agree. The ability to use a wildcard would probably sort that out. Hence the question. :rolleyes: Thanks.

Certainly beats trying to get Automator to jump through hoops Apple never designed it for. ...