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I am in the process of making a compilation disk of scanned snapshots for a friend's photoframe device. I am importing to CS2 via Twain scans of four 4x6 snapshots at a time. I rotate, crop, color correct, adjust brightness/contrast, touch up the images and then save as low resolution jpegs (3) to my local hard drive. I backtrack to the original scan to work on the remaining snapshots until finished since each import is of 4 shots. When I attempt to save each cropped snapshot using "save as" and click on the default file name that appears in order to sequentialy rename the file, the system randomnly hangs for up to 10 minutes at a time. Fifty percent of the time it works without a problem.
I am aware of the known incompatibility with CS2 that prevents saving of files as jpeg from another Adobe forum. The interim fix is to within Photoshop to go into the xmp info dialog (File-Info -> Advanced) and delete the ns.adobe.com/camera-raw-settings/1.0 part). Unfortunately this did not work for me.
Any suggestions would be most appreciated.
Alan

I solved the problem. It was an issue in Windows working in a subdirectory with over 500 files and not PS. The problem saving files vanished when I went to another location with far fewer files. F.Y.I. Thanks for the suggestions.
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