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PS7 not recognising bmp files? Any ideas.
PS7 not recognising bmp files? Any ideas.
Other than to note that on XP and Win2K on my systems, PSCS sees them fine.
Other than to note that on XP and Win2K on my systems, PSCS sees them fine.
On MacOS 9 and earlier systems, Photoshop can have trouble "seeing" a .bmp file because there is some debate in the Mac programming community over what the proper Type code for a .bmp file should be.
Macs use Type and Creator codes, not file names or extensions, to identify a file. Some applications set the Type code of a .bmp file to "BMPf" while others set it to "BMP ". Photoshop will "see" one type but not the other, unless you choose the option to show all file types in Photoshop’s Open dialog.
I do not believe this issue affects systems running OS X.
PC – XP PRO
It just completely fails to see them at all, they don’t show in the browser nor in the open dialog box!
Other programs see them just fine. No other problems, no errors messages, nothing! Its just as if they were not in the directory.
This just seems to have started recently but exactly when, or why I have no idea.
fileOther than to note that on XP and Win2K on my systems, PSCS sees them fine.
On MacOS 9 and earlier systems, Photoshop can have trouble "seeing" a .bmp
because there is some debate in the Mac programming community over what the proper Type code for a .bmp file should be.others
Macs use Type and Creator codes, not file names or extensions, to identify a file. Some applications set the Type code of a .bmp file to "BMPf" while
set it to "BMP ". Photoshop will "see" one type but not the other, unless you choose the option to show all file types in Photoshop’s Open dialog.
I do not believe this issue affects systems running OS X.
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news::Other than to note that on XP and Win2K on my systems, PSCS sees them fine.
On MacOS 9 and earlier systems, Photoshop can have trouble "seeing" a .bmp file because there is some debate in the Mac programming community over what the proper Type code for a .bmp file should be.
Macs use Type and Creator codes, not file names or extensions, to identify a file. Some applications set the Type code of a .bmp file to "BMPf" while others set it to "BMP ". Photoshop will "see" one type but not the other, unless you choose the option to show all file types in Photoshop’s Open dialog.
I do not believe this issue affects systems running OS X.
PC – XP PRO
It just completely fails to see them at all, they don’t show in the browser nor in the open dialog box!
Other programs see them just fine. No other problems, no errors messages, nothing! Its just as if they were not in the directory.
This just seems to have started recently but exactly when, or why I have no idea.
Kingdom wrote:
(Tacit) wrote in
news::Other than to note that on XP and Win2K on my systems, PSCS sees them fine.
On MacOS 9 and earlier systems, Photoshop can have trouble "seeing" a .bmp file because there is some debate in the Mac programming community over what the proper Type code for a .bmp file should be.
Macs use Type and Creator codes, not file names or extensions, to identify a file. Some applications set the Type code of a .bmp file to "BMPf" while others set it to "BMP ". Photoshop will "see" one type but not the other, unless you choose the option to show all file types in Photoshop’s Open dialog.
I do not believe this issue affects systems running OS X.
PC – XP PRO
It just completely fails to see them at all, they don’t show in the browser nor in the open dialog box!
Other programs see them just fine. No other problems, no errors messages, nothing! Its just as if they were not in the directory.
This just seems to have started recently but exactly when, or why I have no idea.
What happens when you try and open (double click) a bmp in windows explorer?
Stuart
PC – XP PRO
It just completely fails to see them at all, they don’t show in the browser nor in the open dialog box!
Other programs see them just fine. No other problems, no errors messages, nothing! Its just as if they were not in the directory.
This just seems to have started recently but exactly when, or why I have no idea.
What happens when you try and open (double click) a bmp in windows explorer?
Stuart
Acdsee opens all images for viewing
PS7 not recognising bmp files? Any ideas.
Kingdom wrote in message
news:…
PS7 not recognising bmp files? Any ideas.
Use the standard installation. A custom installation
is misleading – the menue is somewhat confusing.
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