Basically, the problem is this. Now, I do not want to start a debate, but I shoot in the sRGB color space for almost everything. Why? Because it is better than Adobe 1998. That's why! Okay... now I stepped into it. The Adobe 1998 vs. sRGB is for another day. Needless to say that is where it all begins.
Apparently if the file already has the the embedded sRGB profile there is a glitch in the Java script that causes the error that stops the the operation. It says something to the effect "Sorry, Something major has happened. Click here for more info" AWW! I love it when my computer takes the time to apologize to me. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Anyhow, when click it says "The User Canceled the Operation: 1548." What!? Fuzzy feelings are gone. Now, it blames me. I did not touch anything. It is a easy fix if you can find the not so easy to find solution. Guess what folks. Click here for the fix. The solution comes from PhotoshopNews.com. All one has to do is not click the box. Now you say, "But, Jason, then you do not have a profile with your image, and isn't that like walking around with no underwear?"
Well, yes... but I checked the file the profile is indeed there. So, put you underwear back on. I shot it with the profile. The second fix is to actually modify the script. Which can be found in the link above.
That is my rant today folks!
Enjoy!
Jason
