View Full Version : .pse files? in version 5?
MarieBoyer
October 11th, 2006, 05:56 AM
I think this is the extension used for these animated pages/creations. Well, I made one. Now what do I do with it? So folks can see it? Do I upload to Smugmug? Can I simply email it and people will see the pages turn when they click on it?
Thanks for helping me out on this rather basic question.
graficalicus
October 11th, 2006, 09:57 AM
you can export it as a pdf, save it to web (File>Save for Web) or any other way to getit into a common format like jpg, pdf, etc.
The .pse is the source file - save it as an archive -
MarieBoyer
October 11th, 2006, 09:45 PM
My question may have been even more basic. I have a creation that has the pages turning on my screen. I can save that as a .jpg file and someone else, who does not have Elements, opens it and will be able to see the pages moving?
TonyW
October 11th, 2006, 10:24 PM
Which of the animations were you using that finished up as a pse file? I haven't run into that one yet - the animated galleries I did try would have to be uploaded to a personal web space as they're html and flash files. Although there are likely other things you could do with it won't be as simple as turning it into a jpeg file - jpegs won't animate.
Tony
MarieBoyer
October 12th, 2006, 04:44 AM
That is what I thought, Tony. My creation is a multiple page layout that, as you click to the next page, it looks like the pages are turning. I am making it for my brother-in-law for a grant application. He needs to send it to the person who is determining whether to award him the grant for his program. How can I share it, now that I have created it?
My original question was not that clear. My apologies to both you and Grafi.
TonyW
October 12th, 2006, 05:57 AM
Marie: Now I've found it - you can send the pages several ways. File Export will let you save the individual pages as jpegs (so a three page layout would give you 3 jpegs). Alternately the file>email option would let you send as a pdf file (which would work like a simple slide show) or as html. Or you can create a slide show with transitions and save as a wmv file. Probably other things you can do with pse files but these are the ones I first found!
Tony
PS - the page turning thing seems to be built into Elements and I'm not sure how you could reproduce it. Maybe there's a way with pdf files but I haven't found it yet.
MarieBoyer
October 12th, 2006, 10:08 PM
Thanks so much Tony! The page-turning looks great. Wish I could re-create it outside of Elements.
Your help is much appreciated. Thanks for taking the time!
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