Appending .jpeg tag to psd for importing into iPhoto 7

You answered my earlier question about opening this one photoshop image )out of many hundreds I have made)by saving it in preview. This worked but I have found it impossible to append .jpeg to this one file. I have changed names and saved as many times with no luck. It reads as a photoshop jpeg but I still need the .jpeg tag. Any ideas?

Will it work if you delete the 'psd' and replace it with 'jpg'? (omit the 'e That worked for me.

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