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Reply #25 –
Yes, thats excellent news, now I can make some small mods to my avatar!

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Reply #26 –
You really should look into PNG as well..  Since it has far better transparency features.

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Reply #27 –
SK,

R u using PhotoShop also?

Xenno
No one can be told what Ogg Vorbis is...you have to hear it for yourself
- Morpheus

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Reply #28 –
I use photoshop 7

If you are interested in morphing images, You might wanna have a look at this
LINK.  Its a free download but just has an annoying reminder each time you start it up!

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Reply #29 –
Jen,

Yeah, I looked at the morpher. Looks good. I'll try it. What are u using to animate your speaker GIF? Morpheus?
OR: GIF Animator (I think it's called that) is a fully functional 15 day trial.

Xenno

edit>It will be interesting to see how it (Morpheus) works on such a small (100x100) image
No one can be told what Ogg Vorbis is...you have to hear it for yourself
- Morpheus

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Reply #30 –
Im using Animagic to create the animation.  My avatar only consists of 2 images edited in photoshop and then added repeatedly to Animagic to create the booming effect!

If you look at my speakers top edge, it looks like its vibrating very fast, Its tricking the eye somehow, I dunno how, but looks cool