Photoshop 7 files read as corrupted on iPhoto 6 when creating a iphotobook

Hi
Has anyone encountered this problem and how do I fix it? Several files that I edited in PS 7 will not show up in an iphoto book that I am making. i have tried saving the files in different fomats; jpeg and tiff with no success. Is this a glitch? It did not happen in iphoto 5?

anewoutlook:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions. I have a feeling that you didn't go thru iPhoto to enable PS7 as the editor to use when you double-click on a thumbnail. That's what you must do to have iPhoto recognize the edits. Also you must not change the extension of the file when saving. If PS wants to save as a .psd file due to layers or other edits you must do a Save As to the desktop and then import as a new file. If you can do a save with the same name, extension and location then iPhoto will know that the picture has been edited, place the edited version in the Modified folder and update the thumbnail.
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