How to save Camera Raw image as JPEG

I have opened a jpeg as Camera Raw (7.3) and adjusted it and wanted to save it as jpeg, but the only option is *.dng? Any ideas?
Thanks

You have to open it into the Elements Editor and save from there. The Adobe Camera Raw plug-in for regular Photoshop, not Elements, will allow saving from within the plug-in but not the Elements version of ACR.

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[email protected] wrote:
Just bought Elements 12, previously used CS5. I only use Camera Raw to edit pics. In CS5, I can save my edited photo as a JPEG. In this new Elements 12, the only option is to save it as a .DNG file. I figured out that if I open the file in Elements, I can save it as a .JPEG.
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Hello my name is jose quant, and let me know how I can use CAMERA RAW adobe bridge because the bridge use and want to open a camera raw image, I get a message that says: MAIN BRIDGE aplicaion NOT ACTIVATED. BRIDGE REQUIRES A PARTICULAR PRODUCT HAS BEGUN AT LEAST ONCE TO ACTIVATE THIS FEATURE. I wonder what that means?
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