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  Thank you.

  I use Adobe CC 2014 and Windows 7 64-bit SP1

  

  You want to Dropbox as an option in this pane?  See if that helps.

  Change the default save folder to Windows 7 libraries for something else (like your Dropbox)

  Gene

• Save for web in format PNG-24 slices recorded in JPEG format!

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• How to save for Web cut EXIF but keep other meta -?

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• Unable to save a slice with the original size using save for Web

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  I remember ever change a setting that can get there... How Photoshop could prevent you to save your image in original size?

  Please help me. I manage to get the slice in the original size now to meet the deadline for my project.

  As far as I know, photoshop for the web economy imposes a limit of size about 8182 pixels height or width and if the range or image is larger, save for web shows that the image/slice has been resized.

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• No OpenGL in "save for Web and devices '?

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• Photoshop CS4 Settings "save for Web".

  I have two questions - my logic/explanation can be a little hard to follow, so please check screenshots:

  1. when 'save for web', in the "presets" menu drop-down menu, I created a couple of presets and saved in the default folder name

  [C:\Documents and Settings\Shandy Elliott\Application Data\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\Optimized Settings]

  and I deleted those I want to use - never.

  

  I even navigate in Explorer in the above path and make sure that no default presets are located in this folder (with Photoshop not running). Photoshop allows re-charging the defaults when I re - open Photoshop or whenever I have "save for web". Is there another place/file in Explorer, I need to delete the default presets, or is only a function of Photoshop to again fill the predefined default settings (which I think is boring if yes)?

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  2. When you save a .jpg file, there are two ways (at least in my case)-

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  b. "save for web".

  I want to do is be able to use 'save for web', create a specific preset for quality absolute maximum .jpg (JPEG - 100 in the screenshot - that simulate the same result as if I performed step 2 and used "quality 12 for jpeg options" [relatively]) and for Photoshop to DO NOT put dashes between words. I know that I can uncheck the Unix box in 'Compatibility file name' in change output parameters, but which seems to affect all presets and not just a simple "Preset". I guess it's just a global setting not be changed - sometimes I wish software has been a bit more customizable.

  

  The reason why I want to be able to do that (in addition to the savings in step 2) in some cases, I would benefit from the extra allows parameters 'save for web' [to know be able to save a .jpg .psd in several different size simply by changing these settings].

  

  I'm doing this instead of initially saving a .psd as an 800 x 800 .jpg, then open this 800 x 800 .jpg, resize like, say, 600 x 600, and then save again - which I am basically destruction subsequent .jpg because I re - compress an already compressed image. Record directly from of a .psd and have the ability to resize just the result, for me, seem to be my best option.

  To conclude:

  1. How can I keep specific 'save for web' presets while eliminating the predefined default settings?

  2. How can I set a specific "save for web" pre-programmed to not put dashes between words while allowing dashes for all the other presets?

  Thoughts?

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  This will hide the unwanted presets.

  You can try to remove too - I quite like rename that in order to remove.

  :-) miss_marple

• CS6 Question w/save for Web, do not use the Document DPI

  I'm creating an Action where I take a document large PSD format (photography) and change the size of the image at 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the long side of the photo. If the action flattens the image and then modified the image 72 DPI and 1000 pixels on the longest side. The Action then runs thru photo save for Web, while this does not reduce the file size and it creates the appropriate pixel dimensions, it does not recognize the change DPI and delivers the original document of 360 DPI.

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• Save for Web is now up to GIF on each record?

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  I don't understand the reasoning behind this change. People generally use the same type of file when they export and RARELY is it GIF more. But even if the GIF was still popular, I would say it is much more common that you export the same type of file most of the time that put permanently.

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  Hope it will Help

  

  

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• CS5 save for Web doesn't let me save in the Windows volume

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  Thank you.

  Maybe that's part of what happens (and is not something like our names, internal files or anything else I recognize).

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• Save for web doesn't show only not in install it later?

  

  My save for Web option is passed in this last update. I uninstalled and reinstalled. This feature is gone? That's happened?

  They have moved. >.

  He is now under file > export > save for Web (Legacy)

  It was fine, where it was, but whatever! Just glad that it's still there.

• Save for Web devices is not properly optimized images

  Hello!

  Please help, when I use except for web devices, is not the size of the smaller final output file.

  

  As shown in the image above, when I save web devices, the size is 33,85 k, but when I press save it will be 281KO as an end result.

  Please let me know how to solve this problem, because I want to make the smallest file size. Furthermore, I use CS5.5 only.

  Thank you!

  See you soon,.

  Paolo

  Try to define metadata to zero and see if the size of the file in the finder as close as possible to save for web dialog box.