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Photoshop CS3 - edit JPEG files in Camera Raw.

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@Rudy Benner
2007-03-02 02:52:05
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.
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@Roberto
2007-03-02 06:15:35
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.
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@Quintsys
2007-03-02 07:36:27
The Grape Smasher Ltd. schreef:
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.
Supposing this is a question:

the answer is: preferences - file handling - checking 'prefer Adobe camera raw for jpeg files'.

best,

CArlo
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@Rudy Benner
2007-03-02 11:44:14
"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.

I am making a statement, had there been a question mark at the end of the sentence, it would have been a question.
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@Dave
2007-03-02 11:57:13
On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 06:44:14 -0500, "Rudy Benner" wrote:

"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.

I am making a statement, had there been a question mark at the end of the sentence, it would have been a question.

LOL, my statement is that you smashed the group smasher's question

Dave
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@Rudy Benner
2007-03-02 16:55:36
"Dave" wrote in message
On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 06:44:14 -0500, "Rudy Benner" wrote:

"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

TGC Ltd.

"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.

I am making a statement, had there been a question mark at the end of the sentence, it would have been a question.

LOL, my statement is that you smashed the group smasher's question
Dave

My pleasure.
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@Quintsys
2007-03-02 21:11:33
Rudy Benner schreef:
"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.

I am making a statement, had there been a question mark at the end of the sentence, it would have been a question.
yawn!
Rudy Benner could have been a German or some other non native English speaker, who is not so eloquent as you are.

Carlo
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@Roberto
2007-03-02 22:43:51
The lack of a question mark doesn't mean much when people use IM texting conventions for almost anything. People have gotten sloppy when it comes to English and grammar.

As a statement goes I don't see a purpose for it. It is a rather stupid statement. Adobe has made clear that ACR 4 can handle JPG images your vague statement just didn't make sense since you didn't bother to put in to context. So that is why I asked if it was a statement or question.

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
Are you making a statement or asking a question?

TGC Ltd.

"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.

I am making a statement, had there been a question mark at the end of the sentence, it would have been a question.
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@Rudy Benner
2007-03-02 22:55:45
"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
The lack of a question mark doesn't mean much when people use IM texting conventions for almost anything. People have gotten sloppy when it comes to English and grammar.

As a statement goes I don't see a purpose for it. It is a rather stupid statement. Adobe has made clear that ACR 4 can handle JPG images your vague statement just didn't make sense since you didn't bother to put in to context. So that is why I asked if it was a statement or question.

Could you give a reference to where Adobe makes that statement?
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@Roberto
2007-03-03 07:27:10
Just read the new features in CS3 and ACR on the Adobe site. If you can't do that well that is your problem. It has been well known for sometime.

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"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
"The Grape Smasher Ltd." wrote in message
The lack of a question mark doesn't mean much when people use IM texting conventions for almost anything. People have gotten sloppy when it comes to English and grammar.

As a statement goes I don't see a purpose for it. It is a rather stupid statement. Adobe has made clear that ACR 4 can handle JPG images your vague statement just didn't make sense since you didn't bother to put in to context. So that is why I asked if it was a statement or question.

Could you give a reference to where Adobe makes that statement?
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@Tony Blair
2007-03-03 08:18:51
"Rudy Benner" wrote in message
Photoshop can be set to edit JPEG files in Camera Raw, looking for the setting in the preferences.
Actually Rudy, that does look awfully like a question!
If you had said "I found the setting in the preferences." it would certainly read like a statement!
Whereas "looking for" implies you have not found it and might require help!!
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