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Old 23-07-2006, 15:17
xenio
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Default Replacing bitmap color mode

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There is a way to change the color model of all the bitmap in a document, with a script or a different way?
I prepare the page with cmyk bitmap anyone on is powerclip, sometime I need to export in gray PDF and the conversion in grayscale is very bad.
So I have to convert manually all the bitmap mode to grayscale using the icc profile and then export to pdf.

I try to use the 'find' tool (find all bitmap) but this does not search inside the Powerclip.
Any Idea?
Thanks,
Xenio
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Old 24-07-2006, 10:45
xenio
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At least, I did it by myself, I am not a coder, but with some cut and paste some trial and error here it is the macro:
Change all the bitmap mode to grayscale (PowerClipped bitmaps too).

Any better code are welcome.
Thanks,
Xenio

Code:
Sub ChangeMode()

Dim s As Shape, sp As Shape
Dim pwc As PowerClip
Dim ChangeCountPowerClip As Integer
Dim ChangeCount As Integer

ChangeCountPowerClip = 0
ChangeCount = 0

For Each s In ActiveDocument.ActivePage.Shapes
    Set pwc = Nothing
    Set pwc = s.PowerClip
    
    If Not pwc Is Nothing Then
        For Each sp In pwc.Shapes
            If sp.Type = cdrBitmapShape Then
                If sp.Bitmap.Mode <> cdrGrayscaleImage Then
                   sp.Bitmap.ConvertTo cdrGrayscaleImage
                   ChangeCountPowerClip = ChangeCountPowerClip + 1
                End If
            End If
        Next sp
    End If
    
    If s.Type = cdrBitmapShape Then
        If s.Bitmap.Mode <> cdrGrayscaleImage Then
            s.Bitmap.ConvertTo cdrGrayscaleImage
            ChangeCount = ChangeCount + 1
        End If
    End If

Next s
MsgBox ChangeCount & " Bitmap and " & ChangeCountPowerClip & " inside PowerClip"
End Sub
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Old 29-04-2007, 03:12
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Default Replacing bitmap color mode

make a subroutine & call it from main

I think it is more effective cause your code may not convert images in nested powerclips & my codes can

Code:
Private Sub DoReplaceOnShapes(ss As Shapes)

    Dim s As Shape
    For Each s In ss
        Select Case s.Type
            Case cdrBitmapShape
            If s.Bitmap.Mode = cdrRGBColorImage Or cdrDuotoneImage Or cdrLABImage Or cdrPalettedImage Or cdr16ColorsImage Or cdrBlackAndWhiteImage Then
            s.Bitmap.ConvertTo cdrCMYKColorImage
            End If
            End Select
        On Error Resume Next
        If Not s.PowerClip Is Nothing Then DoReplaceOnShapes s.PowerClip.Shapes
    Next s
End Sub
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amit
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