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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;User 67, post: 8276, member: 67&quot;]Right. But it depends on the program and how and where it saves or retrieves from. I am unsure of the program this author used. he wrote this in 2005 about Photoshop. Some programs may have their own temporary files (in which case I might assume there would be no loss). </p><p><br /></p><p>When he &#039;Saved As&#039; the file, he may have been saving it to his computer&#039;s OS (windows) which is another system or storage device. In this case, your OP acts as a system and a program like Photoshop acts as another system.</p><p><br /></p><p>I used the word &#039;system&#039;, though probably not accurate or technically correct, I was trying to use a word that would encompass all programing. I assumed that when he said &#039;Save As&#039; he was talking about saving a file to his operating system. At that point he could close Photoshop (or not). Open it again, and upload the saved jpeg file (-1 or -2) to Photoshop, and then do it all over again and he was unable to detect a change until after doing this 15 times, which seems about right.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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