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file extension problem

Discussion in 'Photoshop' started by freebanner, Dec 6, 2009.

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    hey i reinstalled windows xp, and photoshop cs4, now when i save my psd as a jpg the file extention stays as .psd instead of turning into .jpg automatically when i select JPG from the dropdown file type.


    Is this a windows xp or a photoshop setting?:eek:
     
    freebanner, Dec 6, 2009 IP
  2. andrewpr

    andrewpr Peon

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    Hi there.

    Try to change filetype while saving the file or you might have changed some default settings in the program. Reset to defaults can help.
     
    andrewpr, Dec 7, 2009 IP
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    I agree with andrewpr, you will need to reset the Photoshop saving defaults. Also if you turn on hide known extensions in XP then that default extension shouldn't show in Photoshop. This will make it easier to save and name your file.
     
    eternalphoenix, Dec 14, 2009 IP
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    Piggy Active Member

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    To reset photoshop defaults, hold CTRL+ALT+SHIFT when you first start up photoshop, and you'll be prompted to reset to defaults.
     
    Piggy, Dec 15, 2009 IP
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    freebanner Active Member

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    any one who has the same problem:

    i solved it useing "powertoys for windows xp: tweak ui"

    it was an xp setting problem, with files types.
     
    freebanner, Dec 19, 2009 IP