The only thing that I can see for all of my saved dds files and svg files are Ps icons and no meaningful thumbnails like with other files like png's. Is there a reason for this? I would like to see whats inside the file from the thumbnail.
This should be supported in the Windows os, not Photoshop. The Open/Save dialogs are served up by Windows which would display the thumbnails. You will need a third-party utility to do this. I'd check Google for recommendations.
Been poking around on google. Installed Nvidia's dds thumbnail viewer and an svg extention of which neither one works. Seems a little strange that this only happens with files that would be opened by Adobe products. PDF's, PSD's, DDS's and SVG(Ai) files. I've read where an app called Adobe Reader may be the answer. Are they talking about Adobe Acrobat Reader. Isn't that another charge to be using that in my account?
Just curious about this. Sagethumbs does generate a viewable thumbnail, but it doesn't generate a thumbnail that looks anything close to what the document really looks like. There's nothing from Adobe's end that would be better? I was looking at Adobe reader because I read in a post that it works to generate the correct thumbnails. If this is the best that I can do I can live with it, but it would seem that this only happens with Adobe apps. Ps and Ai are the real culprits.
Bridge 12 is the file manager companion app to Ps/Ai and can generate thumbnails, but not at the Explorer/Finder level. It's free and you can get it from the Creative Cloud app.