Preview fails to resize Photoshop JPEGs

I have a 2013 Retina MBP on Yosemite, with a licensed copy of Photoshop CC. My problem is, Preview cannot deal with JPEGs I am creating in Photoshop. Preview is really sluggish when it loads the images, and is unable to resize them. It appears to do so, but when the image is saved and closed, the resolution is not modified correctly and the file size stays oddly large.
Here is one such image: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1-phaWAfkzjQUxMR3EydDJLM1k/view?usp=sharing
Something about these JPEGs is making Preview lose its mind, but I'm not sure what it is. Can anyone help?

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"Nathan McKinney" <[email protected]> wrote
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>
Ok, I have a dreamweaver question, and I?m hoping you
can help
> me
> solve the trouble.
>
> I am creating some images using photoshop. Building a
site locally and
> trying
> to see the images in dreamweaver.
>
> They are standard RGB images, jpgs. When I pull them
directly into
> browsers,
> they all work great. For some crazy reason I can?t get
them to preview in
> dreamweaver. They show up as broken links.
>
> I have covered a few trouble shooting basics here, and
still haven?t
> figured
> it out.
>
> 1) the images are definitely RGB, and work in normal web
browsers, just
> not in
> dreamweaver.
> 2) In fact, when I preview the html in a browser via
dreamweaver the links
> seem to work. They are only broken in dreamweaver
itself.
> 3) I have pulled random jpegs off of the web, dropped
them into that same
> folder linked them up the same way and they work fine.
Only the jpegs I'm
> creating in photoshop seem to be causing the trouble.
> 4) I have tried various options in the site management
dialog box
> including
> making links relative to the document or the site root.
Nothing changes.
> 5) I have exported the jpegs a number of different ways
from photoshop,
> via
> the normal ?save? and also ?save for web?
> 6) When I save the jpegs as a gif instead, they work
fine.
> 7) I have reset the root site several times, and
rebooted several times.
> No
> dice.
>

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