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Macros and Batch Processing 181<br />
If you don’t need to perform the manual operation, click Continue to<br />
continue the macro without pausing.<br />
Copying, duplicating and deleting Macros<br />
With the vast collection of macros and commands at your disposal, it’s useful to<br />
know that you can copy preset or user-defined macros to any user-defined<br />
category for modification—simply right-click on the macro to be copied and select<br />
Copy. You can paste the macro by right-click then selecting Paste (the macro will<br />
be added to the end of the category list). Additionally, commands can be moved<br />
(as opposed to copied) between any user-defined macros by drag and drop.<br />
You can't copy macros or commands into any pre-defined category.<br />
<strong>User</strong>-defined macros and their associated commands can also be duplicated (or<br />
deleted) by right-click and selection of the Duplicate (or Delete) command.<br />
Batch processing<br />
The batch processing feature is especially useful if you want to repeat the same<br />
operation again and again... Batch processing allows you to:<br />
• Use Macro: uses pre-recorded or user-defined macro as part of the batch<br />
process.<br />
• Change File Type: to bulk convert images to a new file format (with different<br />
file properties if needed).<br />
• Resize Images: to resample images to various widths, heights, or resolutions.<br />
• Change File Name: to alter the file names of images in bulk.<br />
For any of the above, you specify separate source and destination folders as your<br />
input and output. There are several advantages to this, mainly that your original<br />
photos are not overwritten.
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