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I’ve asked this on some computer boards and nobody seems to know, of thinks you can’t.
This is in PS6.
I also have PaintShop Pro 7 – I learned first and use for some things while I’l learning PS and someone just told me how to do it with that. In PREFERENCES check "remember last file extension used". This is wonderful! I don’t have to keep scrolling down to find JPG, because it would automatically have the PSP file extension in the SAVE AS box.
Seems like there must be a way to do this in Photoshop, too?
I looked in HELP and found something that sounded like it, but when I went there (in the preferences) I couldn’t find it, how I wanted it.
So, when I click SAVE AS it’s on JPG. If I want to save it as something else (rarely) I can scroll and find THAT.
Even when I’ve used Batch Process (something I have just learned to do) and save the first picture as JPG, before I stop recording and start Batching, it still brings up the file saving box set on PS files and I have to keep scrolling to JPG for each picture as it goes through them.
It would make my life so much easier! (LOL)
~ Carrie
This is in PS6.
I also have PaintShop Pro 7 – I learned first and use for some things while I’l learning PS and someone just told me how to do it with that. In PREFERENCES check "remember last file extension used". This is wonderful! I don’t have to keep scrolling down to find JPG, because it would automatically have the PSP file extension in the SAVE AS box.
Seems like there must be a way to do this in Photoshop, too?
I looked in HELP and found something that sounded like it, but when I went there (in the preferences) I couldn’t find it, how I wanted it.
So, when I click SAVE AS it’s on JPG. If I want to save it as something else (rarely) I can scroll and find THAT.
Even when I’ve used Batch Process (something I have just learned to do) and save the first picture as JPG, before I stop recording and start Batching, it still brings up the file saving box set on PS files and I have to keep scrolling to JPG for each picture as it goes through them.
It would make my life so much easier! (LOL)
~ Carrie
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