Jpeg file sizes changed

This stumps me. I am using Lightroom 3.3 to import my CR2 files to make my selections and convert to jpegs which I then open in CS5 for basic editing and resizing/crop before I send them to the newspaper I freelance for. Until now I have had no problems, the jpegs were were 2 to 3 meg files and were easily resized to 12 x 8 @ 200dpi for publication. SUDDENLY, my jpeg imports are only about 700KB and cannot be cropped or resized without extreme pixilization. Something got changed and I don't know what. I checked the camera settings and they are fine. I set the jpeg size to 100% in the export dialoge box but the images are still comming into CS5 as 8 x5 inches @ 72 dpi. Anybody help??? I am on deadline. THANKS

Welcome to the forum!
   Can you give a few more details?  OS?  You should also update to 3.4.1, as it fixes a number of bugs in 3.3, and it's a free update.
How (and why) are you converting to jpg before opening in CS5?  I can somewhat see doing a convert to jpg first if you are in a hurry, but passing along your entire file to PS will give you more options than doing a jpg.  Of course, LR does basic editing and cropping just fine, it's only if you need to do special things that PS needs to get invoked, so it sounds like you may be doing extra work here.
Anyway, if you have screen shots of your export to jpg settings, and give us an idea of the steps you use, we can help better!
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