PhotoJazz User Manual Adobe PhotoshopOpening Once PhotoJazz is properly installed, you can use Adobe Photoshop to open any PhotoJazz image file, just as you can for any other image type supported by Photoshop.
While the PhotoJazz plug-in is decompressing (opening) a PhotoJazz image, Photoshop displays a wait cursor (a spinning watch or an hourglass), or, for very large images, a progress indicator. During this time, you can cancel the Open operation on a Macintosh at any time by pressing Command+Period. Note that Photoshop does not support progressive display during file opening. Photoshop buffers up the entire decompressed image before displaying any of it, and from then on always displays the image from its own cache, only decompressing the image again if you File > Revert to the version in the file. Caching the image can greatly speed up editing and redisplay of images. If the PhotoJazz image file has been corrupted, whether due to storage medium failure or transmission errors, the data integrity verification feature of the PhotoJazz plug-in will tell you as soon as it detects evidence of corruption.
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