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Saving files annoyance suddenly appeared.


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I am aware that PSE 8.0 is now an old version but it does pretty much what I want it to do and because I know my way around it quite well I am very reluctant to update to a newer version which would probably mean a steep learning curve. But I have recently encountered an annoying problem after what I think was a power issue during shutdown of the program. I am working with Windows 8.1 64bit on a desktop pc.

I am always working with JPEGs and when I want to save a file now, instead of offering the "copy" option as it used to do, the system comes up with the suggested file name prompt as shown here :EDIT1.JPG

The original file had the name of APIX-WIP-2.jpg and the system has added the -edited-3 I had saved this file twice before and the previous saved files ended edited-1 and edited-2 hence the edited-3

If I want to completely change the name of the file as I used to be able to do then after editing the name I get the message shown here : EDIT2.JPG

I have looked in Edit>Preferences>Saving files and I can’t find anything that will allow me to change things back to how they were. I have received some really invaluable help from people on this site before and I am hoping that someone could come to my rescue again please. Any help or advice would be very much appreciated. Thank you.
 
All sorted. When saving the file I had obviously ticked the option shown within the circle at some time by mistake. I have made sure that the "As a copy" option is ticked so that when saving an altered image I can either leave it to be saved with copy as part of the filename or, as I tend to do, I add a number to the file name. That way I know which is the most recent version of the file.

Save2.jpg
 

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