>>8229
> I hate having to tell you this...

absolutely no problem, in fact on the contrary, it's good to know.
Also it's good & very understandable, that you're careful. You should be! As should anyone
with stuff from the net & unknown sources.
BUT: I'm pretty sure, that it's only a technical issue. The zip-file was created under Linux
and I'm guessing, your using Windows. It is possible, that whatever scanner you use
identifies a strange (non-windows) format of the zip, hence the warning.
I just downloaded the archive from the given link and it looks fine on my end.
The content is only 244 *.jpg-images & one readme.txt.
I will now put those through some more scanners, to make sure the pics are clean.

As a thanks to you I put some effort into that file & it would be sad,
if you wouldn't get it after all. Let's find a different & secure way to do that.
After doing some additional virus-scans of my own, I could try and make a new archive, using windows.
Also I'm open to other suggestions.
You were kind enough to let me work on your pics & on top did defend me a bit for being an "idiot" & "a retard"(... txs, btw.), so I've no problem jumping through some hoops to get you those images in a way that's comfortable 4U.

... thinking about it & going through your original message, it might also be an issue with your browser & catbox.
I'm using a very much hardened Version of Firefox without JavaScript & so on. You can use catbox without JS, it's
quite user-friendly that way. Maybe give that a whirl? (meaning: use firefox & AT LEAST the Addon "NoScript")
(also helpful: "uBlock Origin" & "Cookie AutoDelete") pls let me know if that helps.
meanwhile I still will do some virus-scanning & repacking, just to be sure.

> In particular in what format do you save your layered wip images?

I'm using Photoshop CS6 and storing as *.psd-files.
Normally I would NEVER give out one of those. But since it is YOUR picture, I will.
Those images were in the zip-file anyways, I can replace them with layered Versions.
I don't know ".pdn" though. .psd ok?