Variables - Export Data Sets as Files

[idjev]

Is there any way to change the file extension?

Thanks

[didiermazier]

I don't think so. It will always export as PSD.

If you have a great numbers of files, you could use the file processor to convert the files afterward.

[idjev]

Nonsense, why would I do a second procedure?
I should have completed the process directly from here

there had to be options ( tif , jpeg, png , pdf ....)

[didiermazier]

I understand your frustration.

In order to to ask Adobe for a new process you could repost with the "bug" or "idea" option instead, so the Adobe employees could be aware of your issue.

Here we are mainly users as you are.

[idjev]

For your understanding and help...respects
Thanks

[Stephen Marsh]

Nonsense,

Not nonsense, it's a fact, otherwise you wouldn't be asking the question in the first place.

why would I do a second procedure?
I should have completed the process directly from here

there had to be options ( tif , jpeg, png , pdf ....)

By @idjev

Because that's how it was originally designed and was never changed.

The only alternative that I have seen is a complex, old script that saved directly to JPEG, which I don't believe works with modern versions of Photoshop.

As suggested by @didiermazier creating a new topic with an idea label is the best option. I'll add my vote!

[idjev]

True, it hasn't changed, that doesn't mean it can't be changed...

Adobe may have overlooked this while taking steps to facilitate modern and business life.

[Stephen Marsh]

@idjev 

Agreed, nobody has stated that it can't be changed or shouldn't be changed.

[Lumigraphics]

I answered your other post. You are creating layered files which cannot be saved as JPEG.