Photoshop 7 (mac os x) tech question

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how do i speed up photoshop 7 in OS X? I want to speed up the file saving process... I am trying to make it NOT save the large full resolution composited image, and to skip that step all together... HELP!

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no, trying to save extremely large (up to 350meg) .PSD files WITHOUT first generating a full resolution composite image... this is an automatic process that photoshop does to maximize compatibilty... Adobe says that if you turn off "maximize compatibility" in prefs it won't do that, but it still does anyway... I am looking to save what can be (on files with many layers) a 45 minute process on a g4 with over a gig of ram and two 500mhz processors!

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I mean - me being neither an OS X tech support guy nor a programmer - how do I make But Photoshop definitely should be able to use two profiles in OS X - do you
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sadly, nothing, though it IS an interesting site, one which I may return to someday.... still searching... help!

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are you speaking of working from the photoshop deluxe file-type, and not saving the master, and only wanting to save a .jpeg or .gif or .tiff file instead? just looking for clarification. thanks!

Hi downtownnick I suspect the extra time you are experiencing is down to file size, which is a consequence of the "maximize compatibility" feature of Photoshop. As I understand it, this is due to the saving of both a layered version of your file, but also a flattened version (pre-composited), so the extra time is both due to the extra save, but also the flattening of your file. A solution, depending on how your other preferences are set, may be this: 1. In the File Handling preferences, set the option to "Always Maximize Compatibility" for PSD files (photoshop files), which will hopefully bypass the flattening process, OR make sure it is disabled as it will be enabled as default. 2. In the same preferences, set the "Ask Before Saving Layered TIFF files" to on, and maybe make use of the layer compression (used when saving a layered TIFF file). I hope this answers your question. If there is something I've missed, please let me know what it is and I'll do my best to provide further details. Regards Warthog

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