Saving converts JPEG to PSE

When I try to save JPEG images in PSE9 they are converted (after the final JPEG dialogue box) to PSE format. Attempts to open the PSE image results in a "wrong format" message. "Open as" allows me to reconvert the image to JPEG; is this normal and can it be fixed? Also, layers are automatically flattened upon saving. Can they be preserved for later work?

Ahh...HA! Thank you for this wonderful insight. I think I've got it now!
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2011 21:59:09 -0600
From: [email protected]
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Subject: Saving converts JPEG to PSE
    Re: Saving converts JPEG to PSE
    created by photodrawken in Photoshop Elements - View the full discussion
Barbara B. wrote: PSD is the format to use if you will need to edit the image again in PSE.Or tiff, but a jpeg can't have layers, ever.Just for my benefit -- I've always assumed that a PSD file will include at least some PSE-usable info that a TIFF file doesn't. Am I wrong? Ken
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Subject: Saving to JPEG
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