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na I never got it all tuned up but i'm gonna try the free trial of photoshop I guess.

whats the big secret?

So far I think the "secret" you are referring to is the fact that the GIMP can resize animated .gifs and photoshop/imageready can't.

hey samineru in gimp do you have to individually resize every frame or it batch processes the file automatically? :s

If you resize the image it will resize every frame.

wow thats great... so i guess we'll have to go with a standalone editor like GIF Animator or something huh...

huh well mabye i will get the gimp for animation is it anything like flash cause im good with that but i dont know how to save it any other way then in the .fla format.

To export it go under file>publish. And GIMP is nothing like flash, it is most similar to photoshop.

o well well ima try make and animate sig in flash and see what i can come up with.

dang I can't download the photoshop trial, my mom thought I was downloading the full thaing and got p**sed off, so were would I get GIMP?

ummm why would she even bother with waht you dlownload supershay? You did that on her comp?

@Samineru: True to god i dont know if gimp works in win... does it?

if u get a 30 day trial of photoshop u can keep imageready. it wont remove it from ur computer and it will still let u use it!

At supashay:You can download it from http://www.GIMP.org and for tutorials check out http://www.gimptalk.com
At psicryptor: Yes, GIMP works in windows, it works on almost every OS out there.

Thanks man... will check it out now... *Walks over to wall and bangs head - piss drunk*

ummm why would she even bother with waht you dlownload supershay? You did that on her comp?

Shes what you would call "computer-illiterate", she thinks that if I play WoW I will get viruses. And its not even her computer, I got this comp 3 years ago for my birthday. and she acts like its hers.

*EDIT* I downloaded GIMP and its really confusing, can someone please explain how to resize bot the layer and the image to 80X80?!help!

To resize the layer right click it in the layers dialog then click Layer Boundary Size...
For the image, in the canvas window, click image>Scale Image.