File Saving Options: Set preferences for how files are saved, including default formats and locations.
Save As to Original Folder: You can choose whether the "Save As" dialog defaults to the file's original folder.
File Compatibility: The File Compatibility preferences in Photoshop Elements allow you to control how the software handles different file types, including how it opens, saves, and interacts with other Adobe applications and external files.
Enable the Ignore Camera Data (EXIF) Profiles option in Photoshop Elements to disregard the embedded color profile information in your image file's EXIF data. Instead, Photoshop Elements will use the default color profile set for displaying and editing the image.
Maximize PSD File Compatibility:
- Always: Ensures that the files are fully compatible with other Adobe applications and versions of Photoshop. This option saves a flattened copy of your image along with the layers, increasing file size but improving compatibility.
- Never: Only the layered file is saved without a flattened copy, reducing file size but potentially causing compatibility issues with other applications or older versions.
- Ask: Prompts you each time you save a file whether to maximize compatibility.