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About Kevin Stohlmeyer
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I am an Adobe Certified Instructor. I can answer your questions about Adobe Photoshop 8 through the new CS4 Extended versions.

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I am an Adobe Certified Instructor for Adobe Photoshop and have been teaching the application to college students for the past 10 years.

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Adobe Photoshop - saving file that don't need to be saved again


Expert: Kevin Stohlmeyer - 7/6/2009

Question
I have a very PS document that has a lot of groups with a lot of files. Anytime I make a change in any file in any group it seems to save everything (all files) all over again. Take a real long time to save. How can I just save files that have been changed only. I'm doing a webpage in photoshop and all pages are in groups on the same document. Very time consuming.  Thanks in advance

Answer
Hi Frank,

Anytime you change anything in a document, it has to save the entire document. There is no way to save only a portion of a document. My suggestion is to break this document into smaller docs, say each group is its own document instead of one large document. Also, this is a good practice for not keeping all your eggs in one doc in case of catastrophic failure.

Kevin

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