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Scriptopedia.org is undergoing maintenance!
For a long time, I have not updated new blog engine versions because translations prevented me to do so quickly and automatically.
Today, scriptopedia.org is up to date with the newest version of its blog engine, but it is not finished yet and I still have alot of work; I still have to translate the custom interface and a new theme would probably take place of the current one.
All this will not happen speedily and I will probably take some time before finalizing everything.
Also play counters have been reset by the update module!
The pathways to the content (scripts, etc..) must alto be rebuilt. In case of urgent needs feel free to contact me so I can send you whatever you need via an alternative pathway.
Please be considerate if you experience any inconsistency in translations (texts in English to French and / or vice versa) through our pages until the completion of this update.
Thank you for your understanding.
Monday, 26 Mar 2012
Updating and maintenance of scriptopedia.org
By Eddy on Monday, 26 Mar 2012, 20:39 - Infos
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Monday, 12 Sep 2011
Mise à jour des services du Dr. Russel Brown - Version 2.2.0
By Eddy on Monday, 12 Sep 2011, 08:00 - JavaScript-Photoshop
Après les quelques soucis avec ma précédente traduction des services de Brown, voici venir la dernière version encore améliorée de ces scripts dont le fameux Image Processor Pro en français pour vous.
Dr. Russel Brown
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Tuesday, 29 Mar 2011
A new bunch of Indesign Scripts from our friend Sergey Anosov
By Loic on Tuesday, 29 Mar 2011, 12:59 - JavaScript-InDesign
En plus des scripts Illustrator, Sergey m'avait aussi remis des scripts pour Indesign. Je vous les livre ici et n'hésitez pas à faire part de vos retours à l'auteur !
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Thursday, 24 Mar 2011
"Back to the past" with well done Vintage analog pictures
By Eddy on Thursday, 24 Mar 2011, 20:11 - JavaScript-Photoshop
A few weeks ago, we introduced you Edge FX, a Photoshop plug-in made by Sebastien Piconnier allowing you to make quick and efficient frame borders.
Sébastien comes back to us, to introduce his latest plugin, welcome "Analog Photo FX"
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Monday, 07 Mar 2011
Help Marijan to attend the 2011 Print and ePublishing Conference
By Loic on Monday, 07 Mar 2011, 08:27 - Infos
You probably know better Marijan Tompa as Tomaxxi. Tomaxxi appeared just like magic last year, since then, he keeps on offering spectacular scripts and extensions. I should have quoted the last one already : TomaxxiLayers.
Rufus Deuchler has started raising funds to help this great scripter to attend the "2011 Print and ePublishing conference" in Washington DC. It's a great way tho express our gratitude from Indesign users community towards a generous developer. So, if you want to help Marijan and doing so say thank you for all the terrific and helpful products, feel free to give !
PS: No need for kidneys or whatever ;)
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Monday, 21 Feb 2011
A bunch of script for Photoshop and web designers
By Loic on Monday, 21 Feb 2011, 23:05 - JavaScript-Photoshop
Hello !
First of all, sorry for the long disappearance. Eddy and I
were really busy over the last months. I am gonna be a bit dirty tonight
introducing not one but several scripts for Photoshop and web design.
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Friday, 07 Jan 2011
And the winner is...
By Loic on Friday, 07 Jan 2011, 13:15 - Infos
Congratulations to Dennis van de Sande who wins the free "SmartMouth" license from Justin Putney.
Let's hope that next competitions will drag more challengers !
See you !
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Saturday, 25 Dec 2010
Bonnes fêtes
By Eddy on Saturday, 25 Dec 2010, 14:36 - Infos
Scriptopedia.org vous souhaite un joyeux Noël et une excellente année 2011 pleine de scripts.
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Wednesday, 15 Dec 2010
This is your last chance to win a free copy of SmartMouth !
By Loic on Wednesday, 15 Dec 2010, 09:01 - Infos
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Sunday, 12 Dec 2010
Split your spreads into pages in Acrobat
By Loic on Sunday, 12 Dec 2010, 12:59 - JavaScript-Acrobat
Here you are with a PDF you carefully created with scans or a destop layout software. The thing is that the pages in the PDF are indeed spreads containing two pages. And now you want to extract or print one page only...What to do ?
You certainly don't want to start over. Why not using Karl Heinz Kremer 's script ? It splits every pages of your PDF into 2 unique pages. Now you file is much more convenient !
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