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I have a set of JPG images of stock. What I want to do is to resize the original picture to 153 pixels high then place an layer on top of the resized image of a Jar with a transparent centre.

That will make it look like the stock image is inside the jar.

I've tried recording an action and doing a batch, but it didnt work.

How can I do this so that I dont have to do every image one at a a time, I must be able to automate it....

I'm running Photoshop CS3

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