Large photo previews

Hi,
We just installed PS CS5 on a new Mac Mini running OSX 10.6. Every time we crop a photo and send it to the newsroom it shows up very big in Quark. We do not have this problem with PS CS4. This only has to do with a JPG, EPS's work fine.
Is there a setting for JPG perviews in PS CS5?
Thanks for your help,
Dave

Hi Marian,
The resolution is different depending where we get the photo from but after we crop and tone the photo we save it at 180 ppi.
So if the photo saves at its native res. is there a workaround or a setting to change? What if the file name is changed?
Thanks
Dave

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