How do you save images as a jpeg level 10 in pse8?

I am wanting to be able to submit images to a printing company that requires the images be sent as " sized at 8x10 at 300 ppi in any embedded color space and saved as a baseline standard, level 10 jpeg. Any b and w images also should be in rgb not grayscale." Can anyone tell me how to do this correctly???? Thank you!

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