Cannot save files from Camera Raw in JPG format.

Since running updates to my Adobe Elements 10 program recently I cannot save the files from Camera Raw in JPG format any longer. I can save the files in other formats but not in JPG format. I need to save some files in JPG format to submit for a photographic course I am doing.
Pleasae assist.
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Change to 8 bit for jpeg and then click open image.
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Thanks for the tip. It worked out perfectly.
De: ssprengel [email protected]
Enviada em: terça-feira, 14 de janeiro de 2014 19:14
Para: Aecio Paes Leme
Assunto: Why I cannot open camera raw files from camera Nikon 3200 through Adobe Bridge and/or Photoshop?
Re: Why I cannot open camera raw files from camera Nikon 3200 through Adobe Bridge and/or Photoshop?
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