CS5: Suffix not in lower case

Hello,
under preferences lower case characters for the suffix is selected.
Now I have a TIF opened -> Save as copy -> the suffix appears in upper case ("JPG").
The suffix appears in lower case only by choosing "Save as".
Why makes PS this difference?
Carlos

Hi Carlos,
There's a setting for this. Go into Edit - Preferences - File Handling...
-Noel

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