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Good question. I tooled around a little with it, but I couldn't find any way to determine it in photoshop either.
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Good question. I tooled around a little with it, but I couldn't find any way to determine it in photoshop either.

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if you want to make it progressive, just save it as one. &nbsp;then you will know! &nbsp;:)
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if you want to make it progressive, just save it as one.  then you will know!  :)

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Thanks sibgig!<br />
I knew there must be a way to do it, but I just couldn't work it out.<br />
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Appreciate your help.
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Thanks sibgig!
I knew there must be a way to do it, but I just couldn't work it out.

Appreciate your help.

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Thats good to know, I guess. You would think Photoshop would be able to do this too!
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Thats good to know, I guess. You would think Photoshop would be able to do this too!

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I have a jpeg image, and I want to work out if it is progressive, or not. Is this possible?<br />
I've tried opening it in Photoshop, but couldn't find anywhere where it has this sort of information.<br />
Any ideas?<br />
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Appreciate any help.<br />
Thanks
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I have a jpeg image, and I want to work out if it is progressive, or not. Is this possible?
I've tried opening it in Photoshop, but couldn't find anywhere where it has this sort of information.
Any ideas?

Appreciate any help.
Thanks

progressive jpeg?

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