Originally posted by yo its me Am I loosing the movement becasue I've resized it? Is there a way to shrink it and keep the movement?
Go to this link for a detailed explanation.
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic72020.html
I think the bottom line is that you must resize it using software that is specifically designed to resize an animated gif file, as there are several pages included to present the animation, and each individual page must be resized.
If you do a google search for "resizing an animated gif file" you should come of with what you need.
Originally posted by mwmiller Go to this link for a detailed explanation.
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic72020.html
I think the bottom line is that you must resize it using software that is specifically designed to resize an animated gif file, as there are several pages included to present the animation, and each individual page must be resized.
If you do a google ...[text shortened]... "resizing an animated gif file" you should come of with what you need.
Hope this helps....
Thank you Mwmiller. It loks like something I can't do without really putting some effort into it! I'm too lazy-
Thanks for not being too lazy to answer ๐
Originally posted by yo its me Thank you Mwmiller. It loks like something I can't do without really putting some effort into it! I'm too lazy-
Thanks for not being too lazy to answer ๐
http://www.gifworks.com/
This site should work and it's free.
All you have to do is upload your animated gif, resize it, save the new one back to your computer, and you're done.