How can I resize a GIF animated file...?
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use JASC's Animation Shop
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Hi, when you use set the gif file as screensaver through the photo slide show, it will not animate as the gif file will be loaded as still picture just like any other photo. You need to use a software which will enable you to do this. This is a freeware which you can use. You can download it here, http://www.shareup.com/COMM-DRV/Slideshow-Screensaver-Designer-download-13352.html\nHope this help.:)
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The answer as mentioned before is to import the gif in the PNG format instead.  PNGs preserve transparency better in flash.\n\nIn photoshop, open your image and click "Save for Web" on the File menu.  Then in the options box on the righthand side, choose "PNG-24" from the file menu.  Please note, that you must choose "PNG-24" and NOT "PNG-8"....don't worry about the file size at the moment.  Make sure the transparency is turned on.\n\nSave it off and import it into flash.  When you drag it onto the stage you will see that the transparency is as it should be.  Now, to lower the file size, right hand click the image and choose "properties".  Uncheck the "Use Imported JPEG Data" box and play with the quality value until the image is lower in size without a major loss in quality - usually about 60-80 should do it.\n\nClick ok and then compile it to show your finished work!\n\nEnjoy!
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The short answer is that you use a program that supports it (I recommend the GIMP - http://www.gimp.org ).\n\nThe slightly longer answer is that it depends on how the software you are using wants you to. Different programs are set up differently and how you make an animated GIF in one may be different from a different one. Ultimately, you have to read the manual.
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If the animated object is moving i.e. animated in the e-mail, you should be able to simply right-click on it, and do "save picture as..." and click "ok" and it should automatically save as an animated gif.\n\nAs far as I know too, jpg cannot be animated.
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http://www.snapfiles.com/downloadfind.php?st=%22resize+animated+gifs%22&search=Search&action=s\n\nhttp://www.wisdom-soft.com/products/motiongif.htm\n\nhttp://www.vansowerwine.com/animation/animation.html\n\n anim8or.com]http://www.anim8or.com\n\nhttp://blender.org/cms/Home.2.0.html\n\nhttp://www.daz3d.com/program/studio/1_0index.php
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Open the .jpg in MS Paint. It is located in the Accessories under Programs. When you have it opened just "save as...". At the bottom of the saved box select the .gif extention. When the box closes it will be saved.\nYou will not be happy with the .gif fomat. It is more bulky and the file will acually take up more room than .jpg.
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Adobe ImageReady, among other programs, can be used to make animated gifs.\n\nThere is a tutorial for making animated gifs with ImageReady 3.0 here:\nhttp://www.albany.edu/cetl/resources/howtos/animation.html\nAnd one that may be more up-to-date, since 3.0 is pretty old now:\nhttp://www.informit.com/guides/content.asp?g=photoshop&seqNum=206&rl=1
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Go to Microsoft Photo Editor\nfrom image menu u can resize it in the resolution u want.. comfortable for uploading and downloading..
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Insert>Picture>From File> Browse to the GIF. It should be animated when you view the show.
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you need to download it to your computer first, and save as a gif file.  Then you can upload to a free picture hosting site, like Image Dump http://www.imgdump.net/index.php, and then copy the html code it provides for posting space.  Add that code as you Edit about me, etc, and then complete the process, and you will have an animated gif.
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If you're trying to make an animated gif out of a 15 second long movieclip (which is what it seems to me explains the 6 mb filesize), you're on the wrong track.  Animated gifs were originally meant for small, mostly solid colored, less than 10 frame animations.\n\nYou're on the right track using Flash.  You'll have the best results by getting a copy of Flash 8 Pro, and importing your original movie as a movie file using "Import Video," and setting your various params like video dimensions and quality, which will then encode your video clip for web delivery.\n\nThat will most likely help you get to a more realistic filesize for placement in a banner ad.
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Yes. An animated GIF will play as wallpaper in Windows XP.
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Only .gif files can have a transparency. It's a labor intensive job to open the .jpg, save it as .gif (see if image detail is lost) then, erase all the background (in PAINT) and fill that background with "lime" color. \nUse another software program such as www.gifworks.com to make the lime transparent.
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If it's an animated GIF, simple use the <IMG> tag.  It should animate automatically.
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Use a some html code that will load a aminated gif pic, that will do the job.\ne.g.  \n<img src="http://www.yoursite.com/rotate.GIF" border=0 width=612 height=60>\n\n\nif you want to see the full line above stay your cursor over the ellipsis/end on above line.
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A simple way would be to use a photo editor like Microsoft Photo or Adobe Photoshop or even Microsoft Paint that comes with Windows.  Each of these has the ability to change the resolution and size of the file.