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100 JascCmdPyScript 201 RunScript 203 &Run Script 205 Run script\nRun Script 206 &Edit 207 Script 209 FileName 210 Script Files (*.PspScript)|*.PspScript|All Files (*.*)|*.*|| 214 Specifies script 216 &File~&Script 217 Execute a script. 218 Script Execution Mode 219 Specifies execution mode 220 Default 221 Interactively 222 Silently 223 NoAbort 224 Do not ask user to abort entire script 226 Run Script 227 This script contains commands that cannot be from a restricted script. To allow this script to run, you must place it in a trusted directory. 229 This script is from a newer version of Paint Shop Pro or the version could not be determined.\n\nYou can continue to execute this script, but errors may occur or the script may produce unexpected results. 230 CheckVersion 231 Check the version of the script before execution 5701 UndoLastCmd 5702 &Undo Last Command 5703 Undo the last command\nUndo Last Command 5704 Undo Last Command 5705 Undo the last command performed on the target document. 5706 Temporary undo data file is missing or corrupt. Cannot perform requested undo. 5951 RedoLastUndo 5952 &Redo Last Command 5953 Redo the last command\nRedo Last Command 5954 Redo Last Command 5956 &Edit 5957 Redo the last undone command for the target document. 5958 Temporary redo data file is missing or corrupt. Cannot perform requested redo. 6201 CommandHistory 6202 Command &History... 6203 Show the command history for the current document\nCommand History 6204 Command History 6206 &Edit 6207 Show the user the command history for the current document. 6451 Start Script Recording 6452 Start &Script Recording 6453 Start a script recording\nStart Script Recording 6454 Start Script Recording 6456 &File~&Script 6457 Starts script recording. 6701 CancelScriptRecording 6702 &Cancel Script Recording 6703 Cancel script recording\nCancel Script Recording 6704 Cancel Script Recording 6706 &File~&Script 6707 Cancel script recording. 6951 SaveScriptRecording 6952 Save Script &Recording 6953 Save script recording\nSave Script Recording 6955 Save Script Recording 6958 Filename 6959 Script Files (*.PspScript)|*.PspScript|All Files (*.*)|*.*|| 6960 Script filenames cannot contain spaces. The filename you entered "%s" will be changed to "%s". Click Ok to continue or Cancel to enter a new filename. 6963 Copyright 6964 Author 6965 Description 6966 Filename 6967 Copyright 6968 Author 6969 Description 6970 &File~&Script 6971 Save and end the current script recording. 6973 SaveMaterials 6974 Save the materials used to the script parameters 6975 SaveDlgPositions 6976 Save the dialog positions in the script 6977 Recorded.PspScript 6978 OptimizeOutUndo 6979 Remove all undos from recorded script if possible. 6980 FromSaveHistory 6981 Call from the save history command 6982 Save Only Active Commands 7701 PauseScriptRecording 7702 &Pause Script Recording 7703 Pause script recording\nPause Script Recording 7704 Pause Script Recording 7706 &File~&Script 7707 Pause script recording. 9951 GetCommandInfo 9952 Used to programmatically query for the set of commands supported by the application. 9953 Command &Info... 9954 &File~&Script 9955 Shows information about a command\nCommand Info 9956 Command Info 9958 Target Command 9959 Name of the command to query 9960 Result Data 9961 Returned data about the target command 9962 Command Name 9963 Internal name of the command. This name is not localized 9964 Localized Name 9965 Localized form of the command name 9966 Command Library 9967 Name of the command library containing the command 9968 Description 9969 Description of the command 9970 Status Bar Text 9971 Text shown on the status bar the target command 9972 Tool Tip Text 9973 Tool tip for the command 9974 Undo Text 9975 Text shown to describe undoing the command 9976 Menu Path 9977 Placement of the command in the menu. A ~ is used to denote a submenu. 9978 Menu Text 9979 Text shown on the menu for this command. An & denotes the hotkey. 9980 Accelerator 9981 Shows the accelerator uses for the command 9982 Command Attributes 9983 Attributes of the command 9984 Resource Attributes 9985 Attributes of the command's resource data 9986 AttributeTuple 9987 Each tuple is a string with the attribute name, and an integer for the attribute value 9988 AttribName 9989 Name of the attribute 9990 AttribValue 9991 Value of the attribute 9992 Parameter Info Type 9993 Return either no parameter data (None), data on the last used parameters (LastUsed), or data on the factory default parameters (Default) 9994 Command Parameter Info Tuple 9995 Tuple to describe a command Parameter 9996 List of all the parameters 9997 List of all the parameters 9998 Parameter Name 9999 The name of the parameter in a script 10008 Command Parameter List 10009 The command's parameter list 10010 Command Return Value Parameter List 10011 The command's return parameter list 10012 Parameter Name 10013 Scripting name of parameter 10014 Parameter Description 10015 Description of parameter 10016 Parameter Type 10017 The type of the parameter being described 10018 Default Integer 10019 Integer parameter default value 10020 Minimum Integer 10021 Integer parameter minimum value 10022 Maximum Integer 10023 Integer parameter maximum value 10024 Default Red 10025 Color parameter default red value 10026 Default Blue 10027 Color parameter default blue value 10028 Default Green 10029 Color parameter default green value 10030 Default X 10031 Point parameter default X value 10032 Default Y 10033 Point parameter default Y value 10034 Default Real 10035 Real parameter default value 10036 Minimum Real 10037 Real parameter minimum value 10038 Maximum Real 10039 Real parameter maximum value 10040 Default Left 10041 Rect parameter default left value 10042 Default Right 10043 Rect parameter default right value 10044 Default Top 10045 Rect parameter default top value 10046 Default Bottom 10047 Rect parameter default bottom value 10048 Default String 10049 String parameter default value 10050 Is None 10051 Parameter has no value 10052 Is Script 10053 Parameter is a script 10054 Uses None 10055 Parameter uses none 10056 Is Optional 10057 Parameter is optional 10058 Localized Name 10059 Localized name of parameter 10201 RepeatLastCmd 10202 Repeat the last action. 10203 Repe&at 10204 Edit|Repe&at 10205 Repeat the last action\nRepeat 10206 Repeat 10207 The last command could not be repeated, because the parameters used are no longer valid. 10451 EmptyHistory 10452 Empty undo history for active document. 10453 EmptyCommand &History 10454 Unused Commands~Empty Command History 10455 Empty undo history for active document\nEmpty Command History 10456 Empty Command History 10457 Warning: You are about to discard all undo data for the current image. Do you wish to continue? 10701 EditScript 10702 Invokes an editor for modifying scripts. 10703 &Edit... 10704 &File~&Script 10705 Edit a recorded script\nEdit Script 10706 Edit Script 10707 Script Files (*.PspScript)|*.PspScript|All Files (*.*)|*.*|| 10708 The path to the script to edit 10709 Stores the path of the script to edit 10710 Enable/disable script command 10711 Command 10712 Default 10713 Interactive 10714 Silent 10715 Execution Mode 10716 Deleting all the commands in a script is not allowed.\nTry selecting fewer commands. 10717 Do you wish to save the changes you made to 10718 Unable to parse script. 10719 Could not open the script in the Python source editor. Check the setting of 'Python source editor' in file locations. 10720 Script Editor 10722 This command cannot be modified without a valid image open. 10723 (NOT Editable) 10951 RepeatLastPlugin 10952 Repeat the last plugin performed. 10953 Repeat Last &Plugin 10954 Effects~RepeatLastPlugin 10955 Repeat the last plugin performed\nRepeat Last Plugin 10956 Repeat Last Plugin 11201 StopScript 11202 Stops the currently executing script. 11203 &Stop Script 11204 File~Script~Stop Script 11205 Stop the currently executing script\nStop Script 11206 Stop Script 11207 This will stop all currently executing scripts. Script execution will end after the current operation is completed. Are you sure you want to stop the scripts? 11451 Update Screen 11452 Force a refresh of the screen. 11453 &UpdateScreen 11454 &Debug 11455 Update the screen\nUpdate Screen 11456 UpdateScreen 11701 ScriptWndClear 11702 Clear all data from the script output window. 11703 &Clear output window 11704 &Scripts 11705 Clear the script output window\nClear Script Output 11706 Clear Script Output 11801 ScriptWndAutoShow 11802 Control whether the script output window is automatically shown whenever data is sent to the error stream. 11803 &Toggle auto show 11804 &Scripts 11805 Control whether the script output window is automatically shown when an error occurs\nScript Window Auto-Show 11806 Script Window Auto-Show 11808 Enable Auto Show 11809 Set true to enable auto show of the script output window, false to disable. 11810 Previous Value 11811 Returns the previous state of the auto show flag - true if the window would auto show, false otherwise. 12051 ExitApp 12052 Exit the application. 12053 &Exit App 12054 File 12055 Exit the application\nExit the Application 12056 Exit the Application 12550 StartForeignWindow 12551 This command tells PSP that a dialog or window created by a script is running. In this state PSP will ensure that the dialog remains on top of the PSP window, and PSP will not allow any other scripts to run. The parameter passed is the window handle (available by winfo_id() from within Tk) of the dialog. The state is ended automatically when the window is destroyed, or by calling the command again with a handle of zero. 12552 Start &Foreign Window 12553 &File~S&cript 12554 Notify PSP that a script base dialog is starting\nStart Foreign Window 12555 Start Foreign Window 12557 Window Handle 12558 The window handle of the dialog. In Tk this can be obtained by using winfo_id(). In WxPython you can use GetHandle() 13050 EnableOptimizedScriptUndo 13051 Allows a script to execute faster by not saving data for sub-steps. Undo cannot be executed from within a script once enabled. 13052 Enable&OptimizedScriptUndo 13053 EnableOptimizedScriptUndo 13054 Enable optimized script undo\nEnable Optimized Script Undo 13055 EnableOptimizedScriptUndo 13300 AutomatedTestInterface 13301 This is an internal command that will launch the automated test interface script. 13302 Automated &Test Interface... 13303 &File~S&cript~&Debug 13304 Run the automated test interface script\nLaunch Automated Test Interface 13305 Automated Test Script 13800 Show Non-Undoable Commands 13801 Control what commands are shown in the history palette - either all commands or only undoable commands. 13802 Show non-&undoable commands 13803 Show non-undoable commands 13804 Show all commands in history palette or only show undoable commands\nShow Non-Undoable Commands 13805 Non undoable 13807 Show Undoable Only 13808 Toggle commands for show undoable only - toggle flips, on means undoable only, and off means all commands 14050 Selective Undo 14051 Undo the listed commands. The commands are specified by their order in the history palette - the bottom most (oldest) command in the pane is item 1, the next is item 2, etc. All commands are included, even non-undoable ones. All commands specified must be undoable or the operation will fail. 14052 &Undo selected 14053 H&istory 14054 Undo the commands selected in the history palette\nUndo Selected 14055 Selective Undo 14057 Command Indices 14058 List of command indices. The numbers start at 1 for the oldest item in the script and go up from there. All commands that would appear in the history palette, including non-undoable are included in the count. 14059 Index 14060 Index of a particular command in the history. 14550 RunQuickScript 14551 The quickscript is simply a hardcoded script found on the trusted script write path. The run quickscript command provides an easy binding for invoking the quickscript. The history palette can save selected commands as the quickscript, and this is the inverse operation. 14552 &Run Quickscript 14553 H&istory 14554 Run the quickscript\nRun Quickscript 14555 Quickscript 14556 QuickScriptTemp.PspScript 14800 SaveHistoryToQuickScript 14801 Saves the commands selected in the script HistoryPalette as a quick script. 14802 &Save to quickscript 14803 View~H&istory Palette 14804 Save the selected commands as the quickscript\nSave Quickscript 14805 not undoable 14806 QuickScriptTemp.PspScript 14807 Command Indices 14811 Created from command history with SaveHistoryToQuickScript 15050 Selective Redo 15051 Redo the listed commands. The commands are specified by their order in the history palette - the bottom most (oldest) command in the pane is item 1, the next is item 2, etc. All commands must be redoable or the operation fails. 15052 &Redo selected 15053 H&istory 15054 Redo the commands selected in the history palette\nRedo Selected 15055 Selective Redo 15057 Command Indices 15058 List of command indices. The numbers start at 1 for the oldest item in the script and go up from there. All commands that would appear in the history palette, including non-undoable are included in the count. 15059 Index 15060 Index of a particular command in the history. 15300 SaveHistoryToScript 15301 Saves the commands selected in the script HistoryPalette as a new script. 15302 Save &to script... 15303 &HistoryPalette 15304 Save the selected commands as a script\nSave to Script 15305 Save to script 15307 Author 15308 Author of the script. 15309 Copyright 15310 Copyright statement to include with the script. 15311 Description 15312 A brief description of the script. 15313 Filename 15314 Full pathname of the script to save. 15315 Save Materials 15316 If true, record the actual materials used in the script. If false, the materials set in the material palette are used on playback. 15317 Save Window Positions 15318 If true, saves the size and position of all dialogs used. If false the window position data is omitted. 15323 OnlyActiveCmds 15324 Save only the active commands to the script. Undone and history items will not be included. 15550 ScriptSingleStep 15551 Toggle single stepping of scripts. 15552 Single &Step 15553 File~Script~Single Step 15554 Toggle single stepping of scripts\nScript Single Step 15555 Script Single Step 15557 keSingleStep 15558 Toggle, Turn On, Turn Off the single stepping of scripts. 15559 PreviousState 15560 True if ScriptSingleStep was enabled else false. \n \n \n \n 15800 UndoToHere 15801 Undo the commands down to the selected item. 15802 U&ndo to here 15803 Undo to here 15804 Undo commands down to the currently selected command\nUndo to Here 15805 ToHere 15806 Command Indices 15807 List of command indices. The numbers start at 1 for the oldest item in the script and go up from there. All commands that would appear in the history palette, including non-undoable are included in the count. 15808 Index 15809 Index of a particular command in the history. 16050 RedoToHere 16051 Redo the commands to the point selected. 16052 Red&o to here 16053 Redo to here 16054 Redo commands back up to the currently selected command\nRedo to Here 16055 RedoToHere 16056 Command Indices 16057 List of command indices. The numbers start at 1 for the oldest item in the script and go up from there. All commands that would appear in the history palette, including non-undoable are included in the count. 16058 Index 16059 Index of a particular command in the history. 16300 ClearSelUndoneCmds 16301 Change selectively undone items into non-undoable items. 16302 Cl&ear selectively undone commands 16303 Cl&ear selectively undone commands 16304 Change selectively undone items into non-undoable items\nClear Selectively Undone Commands 16305 Clear selectively undone commands 16306 Warning: You are about to convert all selectively undone items to non-undoable items. You will no longer be able to redo the items. Do you wish to continue? 23550 ScriptWndFilterLevel 23551 Allows control over the amount of data sent to the output window by PSP, so that application output can be suppressed in favor of script output. The previous filtering level is returned. 23552 &Output Window Filtering... 23553 &File~&Script~&Debug 23554 Controls the amount of data sent to the script output window by PSP itself\nScript Output Filtering 23555 Script Output Filtering 23557 FilterLevel 23558 The amount of application output sent to the script output window. 23559 PreviousFilterLevel 23560 Returns the previous value of the filtering level, so that it can be restored at the end of a script 24796 InitializeTo 24797 Controls how the parameters of a command are initialized. 24798 Default 24799 Starts with factory default values 24800 Random 24801 Starts with randomized values 24802 LastUsed 24803 Starts with the last used values 24804 CurrentTool 24805 For tool commands, starts with the settings currently on the tool options palette 25226 ParamInfo 25227 Controls what parameter information is returned from GetCommandInfo. 25228 None 25229 No parameter information is returned 25230 Default 25231 Factory default parameter information is returned 25232 LastUsed 25233 Last used parameter values are returned 25402 AppOutputFiltering 25403 Defines the amount of output the application sends to the script output window. Each level includes all of the data from the previous level. 25404 None 25405 All application output suppressed. 25406 ErrorOnly 25407 All output except error messages suppressed. 25408 Minimal 25409 Internal use only. 25410 Normal 25411 Command logging done for all commands executed silently. 25412 Verbose 25413 Library load tracing is displayed 25414 Timing 25415 Library load and command execution timing data displayed.