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dazzer21

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Oct 18, 2005
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I've just been working on a Photoshop 7.0 file on my Powerbook. I've just saved the file and although I physically saved it as a jpeg, in the finder the file is now a .ivc file with an icon that looks like some sort of document icon with a belt being pulled tight around it (that's going to mean nothing, probably). I can't open it in anything. What's happened?

Using 9.1, on a Powerbook G4 with 192Mb and lots of hard disk space.
 
I'm not sure that anything I write here will be of any help to you, but it's never stopped me yet :)

Strange problem. I had never heard of the .ivc file extension, but details can be found here and it seems that the file you have created is associated with an app called iView Multimedia. How about you could download the app, try opening your file with it and then bounce it back into Photoshop?

And you have obviously tried opening/importing your file with all of the other image processing apps on your machine .... you said you had. Hmmm.

Good luck.
 
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