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Many Adobe applications can be controlled using scripts written in JavaScript (JS) based ExtendScript—Adobe’s proprietary scripting language—AppleScript, or Visual Basic Script (VBScript). It is possible to replicate virtually any UI interaction and function of a supported application through scripting. The range of possible applications extends from simple operation of menu elements to the generation of complex graphics on the DTP application’s canvas, and even to the automation of repetitive artwork processes in daily workflows. Scripts can be provided to users as standalone script files to be loaded into the respective Adobe application, but they can also be integrated with other Adobe technologies.

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    2026年

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  • Ennis Gündoğan

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Many Adobe applications can be controlled using scripts written in JavaScript (JS) based ExtendScript—Adobe’s proprietary scripting language—AppleScript, or Visual Basic Script (VBScript). It is possible to replicate virtually any UI interaction and function of a supported application through scripting. The range of possible applications extends from simple operation of menu elements to the generation of complex graphics on the DTP application’s canvas, and even to the automation of repetitive artwork processes in daily workflows. Scripts can be provided to users as standalone script files to be loaded into the respective Adobe application, but they can also be integrated with other Adobe technologies.