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Article #8Re: Adding a jpeg to a postscript file
From: Eric_Burton
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 19:10
Date: Thu, 08 Jan 2009 19:10
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Donna - I am assuming that you are saving these image files within Photoshop as the default .psd (Photoshop Document) file format. This is not a ready to view image file, but the Photoshop "project" you are working on, with all the layers, masks, and effects you have loaded easily accessible. When you want to save a "final" version of the file for people to look at, I would recommend using the "Save As" option, and selecting a different file type. I would imagine that .jpg or .jpeg would be the best match for your needs. These files will likely pull up the default image viewer on your computer when they are opened. Of course, the default image viewer on your computer may still be Photoshop, but that is whole other issue that will likely not affect you at all. To summarize, saving your files in a final image format like jpeg, gif, or png will make it perfect for storing on a CD and giving to clients.
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