Lightroom again, any ideas?

[gahspidy]

I recently edited several DNG images from a folder in my Lightroom catalogue. I had Lightroom open the edited versions as PSD files to edit in CS2. I saved a copy of each PSD files as a Jpeg to show and send to my client. I created a new folder in Lightroom under the new clients name and imported these files, PSD and finished Jpegs into the new folder. The files are all in there in the Lightroom folder but all the files are showing up as being 8.4 mb which is the dng files size. The jpegs are about 3mb and the psd about 34mb, but all are showing up as 8.4mb. Somehow it still seems to be reading the info as if it were the original dng file. Any ideas. . .

[SmartWombat]

What is your setting for "Treat JPEG files next to raw files as separate photos" ?

[gahspidy]

What is your setting for "Treat JPEG files next to raw files as separate photos" ?

Unchecked. In the new folder named after my client, there are only jpegs and the psd files they were generated from. No DNG.

[gahspidy]

My bad, the lightroom info is displaying MP not MB. . .huge difference. They were all cropped the same in same resolution hence the MP being the same for them.
The hovering pointer info in CS2 shows the MB while in Lightroom it displays the MP.
I was not paying enough attention . . .
Thanks Paul, btw, what do you keep the setting at Checked or not?

[SmartWombat]

I keep it not checked, same as you.

The hovering pointer info in CS2 shows the MB while in Lightroom it displays the MP.
Their application compatibilty is "almost" then

[fx101]

Keep it checked. The way Lightroom treats DNG files is very perplexing sometimes... but then again it lets you keep things much more organized than using bridge.