Could not complete your request because your file is not compatible with this verion of photoshop

Really need help on this one ...
I have been working on this psd for WEEKS and now this happens ... is there ANY way of opening it ??? Even if I could open it as a jpg and then turn that jpg into a working (editable) psd ??
Much thanks !

Sounds like the file has been corrupted. PS is very strict, and any little glitch, say in the Image's header will throw it off.
I would look into Opening the image in another program - one that can read PSD's. I use ThumbsPlus (shareware), but believe that the free IrfanView can do this too (plus probably a dozen other programs, as PSD is now an industry standard). For problem files, I just Open, and immediately do a Save_As, choosing the PSD format. I do not like to ever overwrite an original file - in case something goes very wrong. Usually that Open and Save_As will fix things. Many other programs are less sensitive to little things like a malformed header, and will then write a proper and complete header, that PS will now work with.
Good luck, and hope that the corruption is not too bad to allow the file to be Opened in one of those less-strict programs.
Hunt
PS - this works great with malformed headers in JPEG's, which is far more common, than issues with PSD's in my experiences.

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