To save a document in Photoshop, go to the File menu and select "Save As." Choose your desired file format, name your file, and select a location on your computer before clicking "Save." To open an existing document, go to the File menu and select "Open," then navigate to the file's location, select it, and click "Open." You can also use keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+S (Cmd+S on Mac) to save and Ctrl+O (Cmd+O on Mac) to open a file.
In Word, right click on the picture, select "Save as," and give it a name and save it to the location of your choice. Then inside Photoshop, click on "Open" from the "File" menu, locate and select your file, then click on "Open."
If you mean an animated .gif file, then in Photoshop, you cannot. [It will only save one frame] But, when you install Photoshop, another program is automatically installed -- Adobe Image Ready. With ImageReady, you can create and save animations. Search through your programs and find ImageReady. Open it, create a new document, [File / New] paste the animation, and go to File / Save Optimized As. Choose a name, click Save, and you're done. TO open it, go to File / Open and type in the name or scroll down to find the animation.
Beside PSE You can open any other format that Photoshop Elements have to offer to save image.
When a photoshop file is too large (in bytes) to save as a regular .psd, it will be saved as a Photoshop Large Document Format or a .psb file.
First save photos on hard drive, right click on photo then choose Save or Save As, then open it Photoshop throught File - Open
if you directly right click the Gif file and save it into any desired format, let's say Jpeg, or Jpg or whatever, it will not have the motion included. The file will have the first frame starting image. A good strategy would be to take the file, upload it into an image editing platform like Pixara , Imagineart, Leonardo etc. Go to their image to video editing tab and then edit the file into your desired motion. And then re download it.
Photoshop 7 just like any other Photoshop, it uses .psd to save, open etc. You can save as other format too.
save from Corel draw file as psd in order to be able to open it in Photoshop, photoshop doesnt support cdr files
You cannot directly. You have to open it in 3D Studio Max, then save it to a format that is supported by Photoshop (typically you will render it to a jpeg for example), then you can open it with photoshop or ther image editing software.
Save it as .psd
To create a diptych in Photoshop, open two separate images in the program. Then, create a new document with dimensions that can accommodate both images side by side. Copy and paste each image onto the new document, positioning them next to each other. You can adjust the size and alignment as needed. Finally, save the document as a diptych image.
You can double click on image in Bridge and it will open in camera raw plugin,there you can work with picture or just save it in other format,press open image and it will open in Photoshop then go to save,save as or save for web and device and save in format you want , or you can open .jpg image in camera raw,right click on image and choose Open in Camera Raw