Saving to png changes to 72 ppi

I have the orignal PSE, and can not seem to save my 300 ppi, as 300 ppi. I understand it still saves at a printable quality, but the site I am working for needs it to say 300 ppi. Is there anyway to do this in PSE?

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Reaganjudd wrote:
> I have a Fireworks png file that i am trying to save out
as a psd. I can do
> so, but when I open in Photoshop, the layer groups I
created in my Fireworks
> png file are not preserved. The layers stay put, but
photoshop ignores the
> layer folder (or groups) and puts them all in one big
bucket. Is there a way
> to preserve the layer groups during my saving to psd
process?
>
> Also, I have text in my png file that uses -4
letterspacing. When I save as
> PSD, and open in Photoshop, the letterspacing changes to
-40. Anyway to get
> around this? I need to text to remain editable is
photoshop also.
>
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