Metadata wrong shown in Bridge 5

Hi, using Photoshop 5 to generate eps-files will generate wrong metadata espacially in resolution and size.
Example:
An image has the size 600 x 600 px and 300 dpi.
Saving as image.eps (8 bit tiff, ASCII) it will be shown only 144 x 144 px and no resolution.
Has anyone a sollution?

Hi Jon,
are are right, Bridge supports only text fields for custom metadata:
Booleans have to be "True" or "False"
Dates have to be entered in ISO8601 format, e.g. 2011-08-26T13:53-02:00
Lists of Strings are working when you use commas or semicolons to separate the entries.
Dropdowns are not working
You have two options to accomplish you workflow:
You can use the "Generic Panel" example and feed it with the same XML file. This shows the "My Choice" property as dropdown.
But you have to open the File Info dialog to see and modify the properties.
You can create your own panel using the Creative Suite SDK with Flex, if you have programming skills.
Hope this helps,
-- Stefan

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