Saving a photo in jpeg instead of tiff (full size)

Hi,
Hi have photoshop CS4 and can't save a photo in jpeg untiless i make the photo size smaller and click on "save for web & devices".
I can save it in a tiff, but a lot of printing companies don't accept this and a tiff is really heavy so it makes it hard to save all the images on a dvd.
I want to be able to safe my photo's right away in Jpeg, in the original size without having to jump through hoops with other programs to get this done.
How do I do this or is this a feature photoshop CS4 doesn't have?
and I can't find an e-mail address of adobe anywhere, only phone numbers.
Does anybody have a support e-mail address from adobe?
Thanks

Clearly they don't have the requirements you do.
There's nothing wrong with saving JPEGs. I happen to need them all the time as well, and prior to getting CS5 I always found myself changing the mode to 8 bits, saving as JPEG, then (if I remembered) going back in the history to where the document was 16 bits.
When I asked about saving PSD files I didn't realize you needed JPEGs for specific purposes.
-Noel

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