Are you sure you want to proceed?' I clicked Yes, and the photo looked fine, or at least the same, on my monitor as the original. This may result in lower than expected quality. The only thing is that when I followed your directions to the duplicat layer window and clicked OK, I got this warning: 'The target document has a different depth than the source document. PNG have you tried using that? I know Office 2007++ Supports it (at least on Windows XP, and Windows 7) It should work, if not and if it still does not work after you have tried all the suggestions on this thread + mine than you may have more of a problem on your hands- You can try re-insalling your Photoshop, that may work for you.Īlso you said you have the option for. Once you are finished with this task, go back to the previous document and do whatever you needed to do to the image, and then try saving it as the. Now, open the photo you want to edit in Photoshop in a New Document, once you have done so Right-Click the background layer of the 'background' layer and Choose 'Duplicate Layer' > The duplicate layer window will appear, now change the Destination to the other document you have already created. JPG File Format does not recognize or support, to fix this create a new document with the same settings as above, change the resolution of the image from 1000x1000p to whatever is the resolution on your image. If it does work, than the problem with your last image you were editing is that the file you imported them as carried over some native features that the. If it does not save than your file format file which came embedded in your version of Photoshop is currupted, or missing- So download a replacement online. JPG File Format, check to see if you can save the document as the file.

Open Photoshop, create a new document with the following settingsĬolor Profile: To ensure that the settings on the image are not the issue, do the following: If none of the solutions above have worked for you, you can try this (my diagnosis)

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