Supported file formats in Photoshop CS6

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I am getting all sorts of confusing formats, when I want to save in jpeg, it attaches de suffix .iff, if I want to place the jpeg suffix to a file, I have to save it as JPEG STEREO... If I choose from menu window IFF format, it affixes the .CIN name, so all in all it's screwed up as far as I can tell... and there is no way I have found to fix these. Please let me know what to do.
Thank you
Pedro Meyer

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