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Icons of photos saved from Photoshop on Mac


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Flash Gomez

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Hello,

I have a question for you Photoshop gurus out there.. I use a Mac, and when I save photos from photoshop, the icon for that photo in my folder looks different than the standard photo icons.. There is a screenshot of exactly what I'm referring to included in this post.. Any way I can make the icon saved from photoshop the same as the one not saved in photoshop?

Thanks in advance!
 

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is it saved in psd format? if so the isons usually change depending on the file format, for example i believe PNG's do not have the border whereas JPEG's do.
 
Images with the white borders are previews that are created by OS X. As image files are added/downloaded, OS X searches for a custom icon associated to the file, if not present, it creates a preview surrounded by a white border.

Images without a white border are custom icons created by an application that overrides the preview OS X creates for the original file.

My question is, why does the border trouble you?
 
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