How to default save as JPEG?

My current workflow has been placing rectangular photos onto white square backgrounds and then saving as JPEGs. Each time I have to save the resulting image, I have to manually opt for JPEGs. Is there any way of making this a default? Thanks if anyone knows.
Richard

When you have several layers, a jpeg format can't save your work, you have to create another file in psd or tiff format to keep the original unchanged and a new file with layers as a copy.
The normal use of the 'save' command is to overwrite the original image. What you really want is not a single step, it's to:
- flatten the layers
- save (overwrite) the original image file.
Allowing a default to automatically do that when you are editing a layered file would be a disaster in most cases. So you have two ways to tell the software to do that:
- specify the jpeg format as output and if you want to overwrite the original or create a copy or version set
- do a 'flatten image' before trying to do a 'save' or 'save as'.
(If you use 'save for web', you are implicitly telling you want to flatten and save as jpeg).

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