dnathan

I have been using Photoshop CS6 for years. Lately, when I work on an image (Jpeg) and then save it to the desktop instead of the image on the desktop I see a white rectangle with the upper right corner folded over (like it's a piece of paper). If I drag the "paper"back into CS6 it doesn't open & I see a message that it cannot be opened because it's the wrong kind of image. If I check the properties it's a "file" not a Jpeg. However, if I drag it into Paintshop X6 it opens perfectly. I then save as a Jpeg I do see it as a picture on my desktop. What's UP???????? Thanks!

Bill_de Loc: US

When you are saving an image, make sure the correct format is selected. It is the dropdown just below the file same. You might have accidently clicked on it.

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PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

How do you save the file format to the desktop?

davefales Loc: Virginia

If you "save as" and select jpeg, do you still have this problem?

Rongnongno Loc: FL

You create a short cut to an image.

You ask PS CS6 to edit the short cut and it sends you packing, normal.

PaS X6 sees a short cut and follows the lead, simple as that.

Not PS CS6 fault's yours.

dnathan

Yes. I tried the 3 options to save (optimize-which was the default and the other 2) And it did save in progressive once but then didn't.