Mark -

If you have layers in your file (caused by copying and pasting, etc),
click on "layers", and then "flatten image".  You can usually tell if you
have layers by looking at the title bar.  If it says "myfile.psd (Layer
1)" or something similar, you can be certain you have created a layer.
Layers are usually the reason a file must be saved as Photoshop file.
The other reason would be if you have a transparent background.

Kristen Smith

On Mon, 7 Jun 1999 15:19:57 -0700 Mark Rode <[log in to unmask]> writes:
> I scanned a photograph into Photoshop 5 and then edited it....I saved
> it as
> a default psd file. Now I want to put it into a MS Publisher 98
> file.....which won't accept it. I have tried to save it in another
> format
> while in Photoshop but it won't let me. Why not ? ...and how can I
> accomplish this short of doing a print screen ......paste and crop ?
> ?

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