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sorry to say I have nothing that can help, but could you check that link? It's not leading me anywhere and I'm very interested in switching to sublime over VS Code

txuku, this is much better than what I was trying to do.

I think this has a few issues. First, my regular expressions may work, but I think there's something wrong with the pivotal one, and I don't know enough to fix it. Second, this leaves a leading space at the beginning of the text that doesn't need to be there (again, probably my regular expression). ...

I found a problem If you put your computer's date before expiration The trial continues to work Can you overcome this problem? Well, probably. But you'd only ever know to do that if you also knew how the script was identifying the date. I'm not sure how you might be able to work around it, but poss...

Here's something I whipped up. It doesn't pay attention to size, or location, so if the things you are replacing the smart object with are of differing sizes, that would need to be addressed. Also, grab this PDF and you can look at what can be set for save for web options: http://wwwimages.adobe.com...

The following code assumes you have a layer named Flag, and a layer named Text. You can change that to determine which layer is what by layer order, or whether it's text or pixels, or whatever. I made a test file with a background, a rectangle pixel layer called Flag, and a text layer called Text. I...

If you mean via script, you can set the PDFSaveOptions the same way you set any other file type options. In Adobe's Photoshop javascript reference PDF for 2015 ( http://wwwimages.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/photoshop/pdfs/photoshop-cc-javascript-ref-2015.pdf , check page 149 for the settin...

Memetaltin, If you only call on that function with the if, the else will take care of anything out of the date range. So for instance, if you set the end date to 8/31/2017, once that date hits, the else will alert them the script can't be used. During the time period that the date is prior to 8/31, ...

Ahh, right. Thanks for the clarification

There's a way to encrypt your script after this that I don't recall as I've never done it, but if you use this code, you can determine the system date and then run your script if it is within your predefined date range. var endDate=new Date(); endDate.setFullYear(2017,6,26);//note that the month is ...