Hi, Consider the following workflow(Windows Environment):
1.Open Photoshop
2. File ---> Open a raw file "1234.CR2" from Folder1 (opens in ACR, click "Open Image" button to xfer to PS)
3. File ---> Save As, when the dialog opens, create a new folder, "Folder2" inside Folder1, save the file psd there w/ the default name of 1234.psd
4. File ---> Save For Web, click Save button
It does not prompt me for anything, and the dialog disappears.
5. File---> Save For Web again, click Save button,
This time, it opens the prompt dialog, and I can see that the last Save For Web created a file called "Folder2.jpg"(the name of the folder I created when saving the psd) inside a folder, "Folder3" that was the save location of THE LAST "Save For Web" in a PREVIOUS PHOTOSHOP SESSION.
Why did it default to creating a jpg with the name of the most recently created folder from the current session, "Folder2" (instead of the current loaded filename, 1234.whatever) into the folder last used by Save For Web in a previous session?? This can't be right. It is NOTHING like the behavior in CS4. It is as if all communication between Photoshop itself and "Save For Web" is broken... Not sure if I can explain it any clearer, but has anyone else seen this? Thanks
