White background?
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Mystii
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White background?
I've just reinstalled PI XL and Gif Animator after getting a new Vista system in January. It's been a whilte since I've used Gif Animator (but it does, for the most part, work with Vista). The help files aren't working that it's driving me nuts. I have a beautiful little animation but I'd like it to have a white background so the file size is a little smaller. I cannot figure out how to make the background opaque. Can anyone help please?
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sjj1805
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- System_Drive: C
- 32bit or 64bit: 32 Bit
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- processor: Intel Pentium Dual-Core Processor T2080
- ram: 2 GB
- Video Card: Intel 945 Express
- sound_card: Intel GMA 950
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Don't know the answer to the problem but you can get a copy of the manual at this link:
Program Manuals
Program Manuals
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VikingAnimations
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- Corel programs: Ulead GIF Animator 5.05, MotionStudio 3D
- Location: Winnipeg, Canada
You don't mention if this is a UGA file you previously worked with or a GIF file...
If this was from a UGA file you had made, make sure there is no solid white object in the Object Manager. If there is, delete it.
If it's in GIF format and there's a white background in all the frames/objects, you'll have to edit each object with the Magic Wand, selecting and deleting the background for each.
When you optimize, you could also try changing the matte to NONE.
If this was from a UGA file you had made, make sure there is no solid white object in the Object Manager. If there is, delete it.
If it's in GIF format and there's a white background in all the frames/objects, you'll have to edit each object with the Magic Wand, selecting and deleting the background for each.
When you optimize, you could also try changing the matte to NONE.