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Noel Carboni
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November 4, 2013
Question

LOL - Post Rejected - 2 Years Later!

  • November 4, 2013
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Today I received, in my eMail, a rejection notice.  God only knows how these things happen, or why it never appeared in the forum to help the user who was having problems.  Perhaps the word "extension" did it in.

Hello,

You have received this email because the content you posted below has been rejected by our moderators.

Re: Could not complete your request because the file-format module cannot parse the file

posted Nov 4, 2011 4:22 PM  
   

It's just that it's hard to believe that you didn't actually mindlessly type the extension instead of selecting the format (or after accidentally selecting the wrong format), and I don't think any amount of discussion or reassurance can dispel that possibility.  I've certainly done things like that myself.  The only thing I have to go on is the fact that I've used Photoshop for almost 2 decades and it just hasn't done what you say you're seeing, saving a file with a format different than selected or unexpectedly overwriting a file.

I assume you have turned on file extension visibility in Explorer.

What you might want to do:

1.  Go into Edit - Preferences - General, and check the [ ] History Log setting.  Choose Text File, and set it up to keep a detailed Photoshop Edit Log.txt file somewhere you know to look on your hard drive.

2.  Repeat the sequence 100 times as you stated.

3.  If you see the failure, open your Photoshop Edit Log.txt file in an editor, isolate some of the text (at the end) where the problem was NOT and WAS seen as well as the part where the file wouldn't open.  Perhaps that can help you prove it wasn't user error. 

4.  Submit all of the information to Adobe via this site: http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family

Also, if you have something unexpected happen, do a sequence of screen grabs.

-Noel

But it's a good thing that Adobe let me know it was rejected, so that I could rephrase it. 

-Noel

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    1 reply

    mytaxsite
    Inspiring
    November 4, 2013

    Yes the term "extension" is considered spam tag and recently added to

    the Adobe list of prohibited words because some spammers are pedaling

    extensions for body parts on these forums!!!!!!!!!.

    I use extensions quite a lot in Dreamweaver and David Powers (senior

    moderator on Dreamweaver forums) rejected many of them. It is all part

    of everyday life in these forums. I continue using the term all the

    time and sometimes it goes through and most of the time it doesn't.

    Let's see if this goes through.

    Claudio González
    Legend
    November 4, 2013

    What if spammers start using the word image?

    Phillip M  Jones
    Inspiring
    November 4, 2013

    Well That term will be banned too. And If the word Acrobat was abused Acrobat would be banned and so it goes.