In the image format...

hi. I am making a little image 100 x 100 and it sayes in the
middle "Ian Carry" then it bounces of the sides slowly...like one
of thows screen savers. anyway, I went to publish settings a
checked the .GIF and the .JPEG and I tested them both. none of then
animate! they only show the first frame, thats all. how do I get a
image format to move?
thanks.

Jpg is not an anition format. Gif can be if you selected
"animation" when you exported.
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mybluehair wrote:
> hi. I am making a little image 100 x 100 and it sayes in
the middle "Ian Carry"
> then it bounces of the sides slowly...like one of thows
screen savers. anyway,
> I went to publish settings a checked the .GIF and the
.JPEG and I tested them
> both. none of then animate! they only show the first
frame, thats all. how do I
> get a image format to move?
>
> thanks.
>

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