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Question Posted Friday April 7 2006, 10:23 pm

ok well i recently downloaded animator onto my computer. i know how to use it except can someone tell me how i can save my pictures bigger. i know how to make them bigger but when i save them they dont save big. any help?

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theymos answered Monday December 18 2006, 10:26 pm:
I've never used animator, but usually there's a thing called "image properties" or "resize". Just go through the menus till you get to something that shows you "width:100 hight:200" or something like that, and change the numbers. If you don't keep the same ratio(in my example 1/2) it will become distorted.

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