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Look at your actions palette. In the Actions list is a folder called Default Actions. To the left of that folder is an arrow pointing right. Click the arrow. Thatll expand the contents of the folder and you can see the actions in the Default Actions folder. Inside is an action called ReduceRes. That is the action you need to use and the one Andrew refers to above.
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Look at your actions palette. In the Actions list is a folder called Default Actions. To the left of that folder is an arrow pointing right. Click the arrow. Thatll expand the contents of the folder and you can see the actions in the Default Actions folder. Inside is an action called ReduceRes. That is the action you need to use and the one Andrew refers to above.

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The default action.atn did not have a Reduce Res action. &nbsp;However, I managed to get the Production.atn from the Actions toolbar and did the 640 x 480 route. &nbsp;Thanks a bunch!
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The default action.atn did not have a Reduce Res action.  However, I managed to get the Production.atn from the Actions toolbar and did the 640 x 480 route.  Thanks a bunch!

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Your welcome, glad we could help.....<br />
Andrew
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Your welcome, glad we could help.....
Andrew

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I have a number of images which I want to reduce to 72 dpi. &nbsp;According to the documentation, the Photoshop Action file called production.atn should do this. &nbsp;I checked on my C: drive and it is there. <br />
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However, I cannot select it from Photoshop. &nbsp;The only one showing up on the drop-down menu is Default Actions.atn.<br />
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Can this be changed?
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I have a number of images which I want to reduce to 72 dpi.  According to the documentation, the Photoshop Action file called production.atn should do this.  I checked on my C: drive and it is there. 

However, I cannot select it from Photoshop.  The only one showing up on the drop-down menu is Default Actions.atn.

Can this be changed?

Photoshop 6.0 Action File (*.atn)

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