Photoshop elements 10 saving question

I have photoshop elements and I am having trouble saving my photos as Jpeg's. I only see saving them as a DNG. I am new to this! Any help !!?

Not sure why you are being taken to bridge unless you have made a file association for all raw files.
You should be taken to Adobe camera raw.
The open image button is to the bottom right.
I assume no thumbnail is showing up in Bridge or a blank filename. You can usually highlight a file in Bridge and then click on the circular aperture symbol below the tool bar to launch directly into camera raw.
Click to view
You could check your settings by launching the Editor. On the menu bar click Edit à Preferences à Saving Files
Make sure the box is checked “Prefer Adobe Camera Raw for supported Raw Files”

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Thank you for your quick replies. I have checked,and my OS is indeed 64 bit. I have been using the 32 bit version of Adobe Photoshop Elements 10, since I installed it last evening. I have a few quick questions;
Will I loose any functionality if I stay with the 32 bit version versus un-installing and installing the 64 bit version from disc 2?
If I decide to un-install, and re-install from disc 2, will there be any software registration issues (as I have already registered the software)?
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Jim
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Photoshop elements mac, newbie questions for webshop

Hello all,
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Though this is my question, i think there are a lot of people like me, bumping in the same problems. Maybe it's an idea to have a webshop webinar someday (or i missed it) for some basic functions mostly used for websites. Like easy banner creation, background adjustments for sites and products, best product presentation, etc.
Even though i mostly use the guided editing, i sometimes venture off and try to use the full editor. Now, this must be too easy for most of you powerusers, but the background of the webshop is still a bit to dark to my liking. However i feel i have reached all i can do with the different sliders presented in the guided tour.
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Yes you can. For animated gifs you place each frame on its own layer. Use 'Save for Web', select the GIF option, check 'Animate' and complete the animation section.
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DJ, My computer is windows 8, below are the system requirements for PSE12 - looks like it will run in 64-bit. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
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roberta5419014 wrote:
Hi, although I'm really disappointed to hear that JPEG file format does not allow one to preserve the layer structure, I like your suggestion to keep the original psd files on a separate external drive. I'm undertaking a massive job to scan in and then photoshop several generations of photos (estimated at over 8,000 photos), and as mentioned before I'd like to have all finished files saved as jpegs, but doing minimum compression as I know that it's a lossy format. I guess I'll need to think what's the likelihood of wanting to access the original photos again in psd so that the background layer is preserved. One last question if I may, you mentioned that converting over to jpeg is easy enough to do. Is it simply a matter of selecting each PSD file and saving as a .jpg or is there a faster and or bulk method to convert multiple files to jpeg? Thanks for all your help in fielding these questions?
If you google "batch conversion PSD to JPEG" you will get many hits for converters.
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My mistake
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