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mikkie
Jun 2, 2004
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I am having trouble scanning photos into PS 7
The photo scan fine but when i try saving to a .jpg file I get a blank file. When iI look for information about the file type it reads .PICT type. But it reads as a .jpeg
Help what am I doing wrong.
mike

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nomail
Jun 3, 2004
wrote:

I am having trouble scanning photos into PS 7
The photo scan fine but when i try saving to a .jpg file I get a blank file. When iI look for information about the file type it reads .PICT type. But it reads as a .jpeg
Help what am I doing wrong.

Check your scanner program settings. It sounds as if you are saving in PICT, not JPEG. Adding ".jpg" to the file name doesn’t change it into a JPEG file.


Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/
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mikkie
Jun 4, 2004
On Thu, 3 Jun 2004 10:33:08 +0200, (Johan W.
Elzenga) wrote:

wrote:

I am having trouble scanning photos into PS 7
The photo scan fine but when i try saving to a .jpg file I get a blank file. When iI look for information about the file type it reads .PICT type. But it reads as a .jpeg
Help what am I doing wrong.

Check your scanner program settings. It sounds as if you are saving in PICT, not JPEG. Adding ".jpg" to the file name doesn’t change it into a JPEG file.

I have the same problem if i try to save a picture that is already on my hard drive. If I open a picture file and then try to save it in PS7 it saves it. but then when I open it up the file appears to be blank.
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Meldon
Jun 7, 2004
You wouldn’t be setting the file extension manually would you?

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I am having trouble scanning photos into PS 7
The photo scan fine but when i try saving to a .jpg file I get a blank file. When iI look for information about the file type it reads .PICT type. But it reads as a .jpeg
Help what am I doing wrong.
mike

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