hello there i was wondering if there is an easy way to get 600+ gifs into Gif Animator, it's a bit tedious using the open file dialogue because you have to open one file at a time... I would like to be able to select all 600 gifs at once, is this possible???
thanks for help,
dave
a way to import multiple files at once??
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keenart
Danger Beware!!
GIF Animator was designed for opening one GIF at a time. You could always take a lot of GIFs and put them in an AVI. Use the Animation Wizard. Don't know if it will open 600, Ulead probably has a limit to the number of files you can open.
You can try this at your own risk!!! NOTE: Maybe you should try 100 at a time!
Open the Animation Wizard, Select the size in Canvas Size Dialog, click Next, In the Select Files Dialog Box, click Add Image, in the Files Dialog Box highlight the first GIF in the Folder, go to the last GIF, while holding down the Shift Key highlight the last GIFF, all should highlight. Click Open, and the files should display in the Wizard Load Files Dialog Box. Click Next, in the Frame Duration Dialog Box, make your changes, click Next, click Finish, and all of your GIFS should be in one continous Frame set for animation.
If you just want to view your GIFS, and you have PhotoImpact Album, you should create an Album with Thumbnails in a DB for viewing.
GIF Animator was designed for opening one GIF at a time. You could always take a lot of GIFs and put them in an AVI. Use the Animation Wizard. Don't know if it will open 600, Ulead probably has a limit to the number of files you can open.
You can try this at your own risk!!! NOTE: Maybe you should try 100 at a time!
Open the Animation Wizard, Select the size in Canvas Size Dialog, click Next, In the Select Files Dialog Box, click Add Image, in the Files Dialog Box highlight the first GIF in the Folder, go to the last GIF, while holding down the Shift Key highlight the last GIFF, all should highlight. Click Open, and the files should display in the Wizard Load Files Dialog Box. Click Next, in the Frame Duration Dialog Box, make your changes, click Next, click Finish, and all of your GIFS should be in one continous Frame set for animation.
If you just want to view your GIFS, and you have PhotoImpact Album, you should create an Album with Thumbnails in a DB for viewing.