Auto Preview Latest File
By
dfranzen_adobe
November 03, 2008
5,623 Downloads
11 votes
This script puts a Bridge window in "auto-preview" mode. The script will automatically select the latest file in the folder based on the file-modification date. If the preview panel is showing, this file will be previewed. If files are modified or new files are added, selection changes to select the new, latest file. * Starting Auto Preview 1. Use a workspace that shows the preview panel and the content panel. You size them however you wish--you can also put the preview panel in a second, synchronized window if you want it. 2. From the Refine toolbar menu (the icon that looks like a stack of three pages), choose "Auto Preview Latest File" Bridge will select the latest file in the folder. As you add files to the folder, the file with the latest modification date should be previewed automatically. * Stopping Auto Preview Click the "Stop Auto Preview" button in the content pane's top Nav Bar -- or just close the Bridge window. Auto-Preview will also stop if you close the window, or navigate to a new location.
| License: | Open Source |
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| Language: | |
| Cost: | Free |
| Platform: | Win | Mac |
| File format: | MXP | 6.2 KB |
Additional extension information
| Author: | dfranzen_adobe |
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| Author website: | Not available |
| Date published: | November 03, 2008 |
| Approval: | None |
| Compatible product(s): | Bridge CS4 |
Reviews
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Russell Flynn 17-Mar-13
This worked fine for me.
Using Windows 7, 64 bit.
I would have liked to be able to see the image live on my PC screen before taking the picture (rather than seeing the results after)
But this is fine!
marekd.com 22-Aug-12
What is the purpose of this thing. It simply does not work. :/
Twilps 11-Mar-10
Does not work. Sad.
seriousretouching 22-Jan-10
To bad this doesn't work. It would be very useful.
Snow Leopard, CS4, everything up-to-date.
James Avery 18-Dec-09
It worked as advertised for me on a Vista 64 bit Dell workstation.
