Export DNG as JPEG issues

New to Lr, if I export a DNG as a JPEG on to my desktop and ulitmately trash it will this effect my ability to access the DNG file?

That sounds like malware...
But you'll get a better answer in the Flash Player forum, instead of hijacking this totally unrelated thread in an unrelated forum.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/flashplayer

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thanks for you through out help.
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/////Start
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/////End
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Do you mean exporting through the e-mail the EXACT SAME photos that you were discussing above?
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At this time, I am not going to deal with the print at A4 size being pixelated, as printing introduces a lot of other places where something can go wrong. To see if the problem is in the export, I want to know if you look at the exported photo outside of Lightroom, does it appear pixelated or not?

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I am moving to Lightroom from Aperture. There was a really cool feature that I used and want to do or hope to do the same in LR.
Sometimes I shoot jpeg and raw on my camera and when I import, I only import jpegs. I rate and reject the ones I don't want and then I import again using a "match jpeg" feature. Could I do that in LR, if so how?
Also, for one folder I seperated the two, and if I wanted to do the same "matching dng to jpeg" could I?
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