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Originally Posted by Zilveari

Where do you get imageready? I cant find it on cnet, or on adobe's website.

Like KiNa said it comes with PhotoShop... the only difrence in IR is that you get less tools and the program takes less resoces to run. If you have a powerfull comp you could crate gifs in Photoshop, just select your windows (like Animation which are not selected yet)

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When you save you just use Save for web and select gif (or one of the presets from the list, initialy it should be on png) The thing is that most of the tools in photoshop are pretty useless in gif making.

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Originally Posted by Kira_Naruto

^^ .. Press Shift while making the selection... you get a nice square ^^ .. No need to check the width and height

You could also set the Hight (H:) and Width (W:) to 100 each that way you don't have to hold Shift. Using Shift has a tendecy to cause errors. For example 101 x 100 , got to hate it when that happens. Usually it's due to human error and the snap setting.



I found it usefull in creating sigs since it gives me a perfect 500X160 rectangle to work with. Note it tends to zoom out afterwards. So if you see it smaler check the zoom. It should always end up 500X160 exact. Using this method you skip image resize since your croping it to the exact size

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Other tool have this option as the Fixed Aspect Ratio (the default is normal)

To revert to a random selection set the H and W to 0. Or in Photoshop hit the Clear button.