Are you sure they’re PSD files? Do they have a file extension?
Bob
Yes, they have a .PSD suffix. They were supplied by a graphics art firm that told me they came from Photoshop on a MAC.
The files were sent via e-mail attachments. I’m wondering if their e-mail server could have corrupted the files.
If I open the files in a text editor that handles binary data, is there something embedded in the file that would indicate that, indeed, it is a valid PSD file?
Thanks
Gary
Gary,
If I need to do an import, where do I find the procedure documented?
Not necessary. PSD files are cross-platform compatible.
If I open the files in a text editor that handles binary data, is there something embedded in the file that would indicate that, indeed, it is a valid PSD file?
The header should start with 8BPS…, but there’s a lot more to the making of "valid" PSD file, I’m sure.
The files were sent via e-mail attachments. I’m wondering if their e-mail server could have corrupted the files.
Entirely possible. Can you have them resend the files after putting them into a ZIP or SIT archive?
=-= Harron =-=
Thanks for the information.
Gary
Thanks for the information.
The file does have "8BPS" at the strat of the file. I will have them resend the data as a zip file and see if that helps.
Thanks,
Gary
