"Edit in Adobe Photoshop CS3″ a JPEG?

Hey, I have a problem: when I try to "Edit in Adobe Photoshop CS3″, and select "Edit a Copy" It doesnt open in Photoshop CS3 a .PSD file: it opens a .JPG file.
I'm viewing an JPEG, and I have selected to copy as PSD.
Is that ok? Comments? Thanks!
PC - Vista - LR 1.3.1

> I have a problem: when I try to "Edit in Adobe Photoshop CS3″, and select "Edit a Copy" It doesnt open in Photoshop CS3 a .PSD file: it opens a .JPG file.
To my way of thinking, this is correct behavior. When it's opened in PS, it *is* a JPEG to start with. You do your edits, then you SAVE as whatever you want. If you want it back to a JPEG, Save as, otherwise, you can save as PSD or TIFF and you won't have lost anything due to re-compression.
Converting a JPEG to PSD only to open it immediately in PS does nothing positive, and is just an extra step.

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PDFファイルをJPEG2000でフォーマット（.jpf）→■Adobe Photoshop CS3で開けないのですが、、、（エラー表示＝ドキュメントの種類が適切ではありません）
ご存知の方　ご指南よろしくお願いします。

OS不明(再掲）。
＃１でも書きましたが、「PDFファイルをJPEG2000でフォーマット（.jpf）」という手段の詳細が不明です。
フォーマットという用語をどういう意味で使っていますか？
今ではPDFファイルはAdobe製品の共通ファイル形式になっているので、PDFといったらあのアプリケーションというほど明確ではありません。
面倒臭がらずに丁寧に書くことです。同じ環境下の方がいたら再現できるくらいは書くことです。
ここのフォーラムでは新規投稿の場合は、返信が付くまでは投稿者に削除を含む編集権があるので、投稿直後には修正できたと思いますが。
件名（トピック見出し）の修正は以下を参照。
・フォーラム内に間違えて同じトピックを作ってしまった、もしくはトピックタイトルやトピック見出しの修正が必要になりました。
http://forums.adobe.co.jp/help/forumfaq.html#discussion
＞件名をJPEG2000での保存　と入力したはずでしたが
だとしても、この件名でもおかしくありませんか？
最初の質問投稿で「Photoshop CS3で開けないのですが」と書いていますから、保存のまえに開くことすらできないのでは？
質問投稿からすると、すでにファイルはJPEG2000形式になっているという理解でいいのだろうか？
それともPDFファイルそのものを開こうとしている？
下記はCSでの情報だが、プラグイン名は「JPEG 2000.8bi」とある（現在とは異なる可能性も）。
文書番号 : 223284
JPEG 2000 形式で保存できない
「画像を JPEG 2000 形式で保存するには、 JPEG 2000 プラグインをアプリケーション CD-ROM からインストールします。」
もしかして闇雲にフォルダーを開いている？「プラグイン」「JPEG」「JPEG2000」とかいった関連しそうな名前で検索はしていない？
下記サイトだと、Photoshop用プラグインの拡張子は「8bf」あるいは「8bi」だという（現在とは異なる可能性も）。
http://www.246.ne.jp/‾ogu/01-20/ext.htm
サポートデータベースには以下の拡張子を含むサポート文章が複数ある（かなり以前のものも含む）。
　　　　　8ba、8be、8bf、8bi、8bp、8bx、8by
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・JPEG 2000 - Wikipedia
http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG_2000

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