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2. Uncheck the Layers check box.
The As a Copy box is now selected by default. A warning shows that the file must be
saved as a copy when the Layers option is unchecked. This is basically a failsafe built into Note:
Photoshop that prevents you from overwriting your layered file with a flattened version. Older desktop-publishing
software doesn’t always
support compressed TIFF
files. When saving for
those workflows, you
might have to save the
file without compression,
regardless of the resulting
file size.

3. In the Save As field, highlight the words “layered copy” and type flat.

4. Click Save. In the resulting TIFF Options dialog box, make sure the None
compression option is selected and the Byte Order is set to IBM PC. At the
bottom of the dialog box, make sure the Discard Layers and Save a Copy
option is checked.

5. Click OK to save the second version of the file.

6. When the save is complete, choose File>Close. Click Don’t Save when asked.

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