CS3 Adobe Bridge raw

Having trouble with cs3 bridge.  When I want to send a file to photoshop it automatically opens up in camera raw.  Before this I had to choose the option to open in raw what is causing this?  Can I reset something?  Please help, it's very annoying

Hi,
See if unchecking Always open Jpeg and Tiff files at the bottom of the camera raw preferences does it.
Also, check in the photoshop cs3 preferences under File Handling and make sure you don't have
Prefer Adobe Camera Raw for JPEG Files checked.
Message was edited by: R_Kelly

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