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Creating an action to position a copyright logo in the bottom right corner of an image

Asked by djcheeky in Adobe Photoshop

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At the moment, I can only create an action to position a copyright logo in the top left corner of an image.

The reason for this is because you know the top left will always be 0,0 px.

Now what if you want to position the logo in the bottom right, or bottom middle. It might be easy if you do it manually.
But for my purposes, I will be creating an action to position the logo automatically on a bulk of pictures.

Not every picture will have the same dimensions, so the bottom and right hand co-ordinates will always be changing.

How do I calculate what the bottom right co-ordinates are, and then position something like a logo there???

Please help

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