Which command applies a recorded action to all files in a selected folder?

Which command applies a recorded action to all files in a selected folder?

• A. Image Processor
• B. Proof Setup
• C. Batch
• D. Apply Image

Answer: (C)

Applying a recorded action to many files in a folder is done through batch processing. The Batch command automates running a single action across every file in the chosen folder, letting you specify the action, the source folder, and the destination. This creates consistent edits across a whole set of images without manual repeating. Image Processor can handle batch tasks and can run an action on images, but it’s primarily used for processing outputs and saving in specific formats. Proof Setup is for printer proofing settings and doesn’t batch-process images. Apply Image is for combining images, not for applying an action to multiple files. So the Batch option is the direct, standard way to apply a recorded action to all files in a selected folder.

Applying a recorded action to many files in a folder is done through batch processing. The Batch command automates running a single action across every file in the chosen folder, letting you specify the action, the source folder, and the destination. This creates consistent edits across a whole set of images without manual repeating.

Image Processor can handle batch tasks and can run an action on images, but it’s primarily used for processing outputs and saving in specific formats. Proof Setup is for printer proofing settings and doesn’t batch-process images. Apply Image is for combining images, not for applying an action to multiple files. So the Batch option is the direct, standard way to apply a recorded action to all files in a selected folder.