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October 29, 2017
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Hi my name is Aravind.

I am using Photoshop cc, various formats.

I want to view format files with out opening the software.

what have to do?

if there is free versions plz send me the link.

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Correct answer jane-e

You can view the images without opening them by using Adobe Bridge, which ships with Photoshop. Have you tried that?

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As jane-e has mentioned use Bridge.

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on by asking you i had browsed that one third party application called codec fast picture viewer but it has to buy

FastPictureViewer Codec Pack: PSD, CR2, NEF, DNG RAW codecs (and more) for Windows 8.x Desktop, Windows 7, Windows Vista…

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it also works in win 10 also i had got a trail version

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Do you mean a preview thumbnail? As far as I know, the Adobe geniuses got rid of that so you now need a workaround. When I was on Win7 I used "MysticThumbs" for this - it generates a small preview for your PSD files and will display it in your file browser and you don't need to open any program to see what it is. But I don't know the equivalent for Win10, best look for a thumbnail generator!

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if you are using Mac it will show without opening your psd but sometimes depends on the psd size if it's huge size it will take time to show it. in Windows OS you can check the below link How to enable Thumbnail view for Photoshop PSD files in Windows 7

I hope it helps you.

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sry bro(ahmed_waheib) i am using win 10

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and for all type of formats like premiere pro, after effects etc. iwant view that type of formats also

jane-eCorrect answer

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You can view the images without opening them by using Adobe Bridge, which ships with Photoshop. Have you tried that?

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it was also by using opening software's is't it!

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thanks for giving reply jane-e