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This should give you a more complete listing...

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#target Photoshop;

var f = new File(Folder.desktop + "/Preset List.txt");

f.open("w");

f.writeln("--- Brushes");

f.writeln(getBrushList(0).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- Colors");

f.writeln(getBrushList(1).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- Gradients");

f.writeln(getBrushList(2).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- Styles");

f.writeln(getBrushList(3).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- Patterns");

f.writeln(getBrushList(4).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- shapingCurves");

f.writeln(getBrushList(5).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- shapingCurves");

f.writeln(getBrushList(6).join("\n"));

f.writeln("--- toolPresets");

f.writeln(getBrushList(7).join("\n"));

f.close();

alert("File created \n" + decodeURI(f));

function getBrushList(num){

   var desc, brushList, ref;

   ref = new ActionReference();

   ref.putProperty( charIDToTypeID("Prpr"), stringIDToTypeID("presetManager") );

   ref.putEnumerated( charIDToTypeID("capp"), charIDToTypeID("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID("Trgt") );

   desc = executeActionGet(ref);

   var brushList = desc.getList(stringIDToTypeID("presetManager")).getObjectValue(num).getList(charIDToTypeID("Nm  ")); 

   var Names = new Array();

   for (var z = 1; z<brushList.count;z++){

    try{

    Names.push(brushList.getString(z));

    }catch(e){alert(e);return;}

    }

return Names;

};

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