Hi Diana, I don't use Photoshop CS so others who do might be able to help you more.
The PSD format is a cross platform format, as is JPEG, TIF, and many others. You might want to check and make sure that Photoshop's preferences are set to 'Maximize File Compatibility' so that you won't have problems between different versions of Photoshop. While .psd files can be opened by Photoshop (and a few other applications) JPEG is the most supported image format - just about any application on any device will open a JPEG. Just make sure you have the proper extensions (.psd, .jpg) on the end of the files for PC. Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad4 On 05/09/2013, at 11:52 AM, Diana & Graham Stevens <diag...@iinet.net.au> wrote: > Hi all > > I need to put some family photo scans on a USB Flash Drive to be used on an > unspecified computer (almost certainly a PC). The original files are in > Photoshop CS on my old G4 (OS 10.3). > > I shall send the PSDs plus another more universal format. Should I choose JPG > or PDF? If I choose PDF should I use JPG or ZIP encoding? > > I would appreciate any advice the list can give, I have a distrust of PDFs > but there may be a good reason for selecting this option. > > Best wishes to all from Diana > > Sent from my iPad
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