How to optimize file size when opening RAW in Bridge?

I seem to recall opening RAW files through Bridge and into Photoshop a couple of years ago and I was always given a choice of file size options. What has happened to these options? can someone please help me get the biggest file size out of a RAW (DNG)? thanks!

J Maloney wrote:
Sure. If you open a RAW file in camera raw, at the bottom of the camera raw window you adjust the settings. I'm sure this is equal to or better than opening at the native resolution and upsizing in PS.
According to the book*, upsizing in Photoshop is better and the best method is Bicubic Smoother.
*Real World Camera Raw by Bruce Fraser and Jeff Schewe.

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