Animations - Adobe Photoshop Elements

[Lynn D. Green]

Have noticed in going to look at Challenge #23 (way behind this week) that I cannot see any of the animations..........the pictures show up as regular pictures, but nothing moves.......also noticed this on another web site picture......

Anybody have any ideas as to why this has happened? I have checked my Internet Options and have made certain that the Play Animations in Web Sites button is checked.......

Upgraded to Zone Alarm Plus last week......could this be the problem? If so, any ideas as t how t resolve the issue?

Thanks,
Lynn

[imacgirl]

Lynn,

Here's <http://www.pbase.com/imacbarb/barbs_animation_gallery> a few more of my animations if you feel like checking them out.

Barb

[Grant Dixon]

Lynn

If you are trying to look at a large image on PBase Zone Alarm sees them as
banners and under certain conditions will block them (although the smaller
images are available). To correct this go into the Private >Main > Custom
and unclick Banner/Skyscraper Ads and it will work.

Grant

[Ray]

Grant,

The annimation I made is here : [url]http://www.pbase.com/image/19033827[/url]

Let me know if you see it or not. Thanks!

Ray

[Chuck Snyder]

Ray, I'm not Grant....but I see the animation. Works fine!

Chuck

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[Ray]

Chuck, I'm Ray... :)

Thanks!

[Grant Dixon]

Ray

Works well here and a very beautiful photo to boot.

Grant

[Grant Dixon]

Chuck

Some days I am not sure that I am Grant

G.

[Dave Hamer]

Beth

I read the article on my net news feed. It is the largest number of
applicants from the US wanting to move to Canada since the Vietnam War
era. It seems some are becoming disenchanted.

Dave

[Chuck Snyder]

Dave, maybe it's time to buy some stock in companies that sell cold-weather
clothing...?

:-)

Chuck (owner of many down-filled and Polartec garments....in spite of where
I live)

[Dave Hamer]

Chuck

Canada is a country of warm friendly people. No cold weather clothing is
needed. In fact in some places, clothing is actually optional <G>.

Dave

[Chuck Snyder]

Dave, re warm friendly people, very well said - some of the nicest have
blessed us with their participation on this forum!

Chuck

[Lynn D. Green]

Grant,

I followed your second set of instructions and I still cannot view either Ray's (which was the first one to give me problems) or Barb's animations.......the pictures are there, but they don't move........Maybe they are just like I am today......sluggish from the heat?

Thanks for your help.....if anyone else has any ideas I am open to suggestions.....

Thanks,
Lynn

[imacgirl]

Lynn,

In order for my animations <http://www.pbase.com/imacbarb/barbs_animation_gallery> to move at PBase they must be viewed at the 'Original' size only. They won't move at any other size.

I know what you mean about "sluggish from the heat", it's only in the low 100's in Dallas today...unfortunately this is normal for July. Never do get used to it...!

:-)

Barb

[Chuck Snyder]

Lynn, it's been in the 80's here lately.....at midnight....!

Chuck (another barbecued Texan)

[Beth Haney]

I'd really be appreciative if you Southerners would take this stuff back! These high 80s and 90s are killin' me! It was 68 degrees outside this morning at 5 a.m., so opening the doors and windows didn't bring down the inside temperature to anything I consider acceptable. White Horse is sounding more and more tempting. What do you suppose hubby would do if he came back from Florida and found me gone?! (Besides cheer.)

[Beth Haney]

Right. But you've got air conditioning!

[Chuck Snyder]

Yep - and the electric bill to prove it...
:-(

[Ray]

Beth and Dave, thanks :)

This is actually a sunset taken from the Metropolitain autoroute (it's above
the ground... ??) while my friend was driving. It was the first time I shot
a sunset because with the digital cam it's so easy!

Ray

[imacgirl]

Lynn,

Thanks, I'm happy you enjoyed them. Glad you figured out what the problem was; troubleshooting some of this computer stuff can send you in all directions.

You should try animating, it's great fun! There is a tutorial in the Elements Help Menu which got me started...do a search under 'Animation'.

I've been painting too, so I know what you're talking about with the paint drying almost instantly. Had to start at the crack of dawn, before the temps soar here. Had some siding boards replaced on the house and the painting couldn't wait 'til September. Wish Elements could apply some paint layers on the house over here! Something new for Adobe to develop...

:-)

Barb