Open a TIF file then save in JPG

Started to use PhotoShop CS4.
I use Canon DPP for preprocess then bridge to PhotoShop in TIF format. I occasionaly want to
save in JPG format rather than TIF to give the file to my friend. However, there is no option to
save in JPG in "File/Save in other name/" function.
Could a guru help me how to do this.
If a file was in jpg when opened, it can be saved in jpg, though.

Thanks, but,,,,
There is the SaveAs function. (I wrote "Save in other name" which is a
translation in Japanese version PS)
However, there is no JPG format listed. All available are:
PhotoShop
Cineon
Dicom
FXG
IFF
PhotoShop PDF
PNG
Portable Bit Map
TIFF
PSG
RAW
No JPG there.
Tak

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Envirographics wrote:
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