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Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix tosaved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
Yes … use ‘Save As …’ and enter a new filename.
"Jon J. Yeager" wrote in message
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix tosaved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
RSD99 wrote:
Yes … use ‘Save As …’ and enter a new filename.
"Jon J. Yeager" wrote in message
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix tosaved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
Hahahaha nice top answer………he could to the same under Save as Copy I’d say.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 21:25:54 +0100, PH found these
unused words floating about:
RSD99 wrote:
Yes … use ‘Save As …’ and enter a new filename.
"Jon J. Yeager" wrote in message
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix tosaved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
Hahahaha nice top answer………he could to the same under Save as Copy I’d say.
R___.S___.D_____. forgot that "Save Copy" FLATTENS just for the copy, while "Save As" requires flattening before several formats are available. Kirk Splaat
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix to saved filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?Which version? What platform?
"J. A. Mc." wrote:
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 21:25:54 +0100, PH found these
unused words floating about:
RSD99 wrote:
Yes … use ‘Save As …’ and enter a new filename.
"Jon J. Yeager" wrote in message
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix tosaved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
Hahahaha nice top answer………he could to the same under Save as Copy I’d say.
R___.S___.D_____. forgot that "Save Copy" FLATTENS just for the copy, while "Save As" requires flattening before several formats are available. Kirk Splaat
It is about the .copy suffix.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 23:55:47 +0100, PH found these
unused words floating about:"J. A. Mc." wrote:
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 21:25:54 +0100, PH found these
unused words floating about:RSD99 wrote:
Yes … use ‘Save As …’ and enter a new filename.
"Jon J. Yeager" wrote in message
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix to
saved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
Hahahaha nice top answer………he could to the same under Save as Copy I’d say.
R___.S___.D_____. forgot that "Save Copy" FLATTENS just for the copy, while "Save As" requires flattening before several formats are available. Kirk Splaat
It is about the .copy suffix.
Exactly, which made RSD’s answer immaterial as well as requiring extra steps to save a COPY!
Takes only a minute to strip off the _copy (btw – it’s not a suffix as it’s "_copy" not ".copy")
Kirk Splaat.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 23:55:47 +0100, PH found these
unused words floating about:
"J. A. Mc." wrote:
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 21:25:54 +0100, PH found these
unused words floating about:
RSD99 wrote:
Yes … use ‘Save As …’ and enter a new filename.
"Jon J. Yeager" wrote in message
Is there any way to tell Photoshop to stop adding a "copy" suffix tosaved
filenames when they’re being saved "as a copy"?
Hahahaha nice top answer………he could to the same under Save as Copy I’d say.
R___.S___.D_____. forgot that "Save Copy" FLATTENS just for the copy, while "Save As" requires flattening before several formats are available. Kirk Splaat
It is about the .copy suffix.
Exactly, which made RSD’s answer immaterial as well as requiring extra steps to save a COPY!
Takes only a minute to strip off the _copy (btw – it’s not a suffix as it’s "_copy" not ".copy")
Kirk Splaat.
Takes only a minute to strip off the _copy (btw – it’s not a suffix as it’s "_copy" not ".copy")More like a second, but that’s still far too long if you have to do it over and over again all day long. It doesn’t happen in CS by the way, at least not on my Mac.
Kirk Splaat.
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