So I have photoshop7, and I just finished my banner for the SAOteam contest on image ready, it's animated, but I can't figure out how to save the damn thing, I tried using the help function, but that’s turning out to be no help

Can anyone here help me out?

macromedia fireworks > any program in its category

use the fucking thread


might as well try and help while im here right?

file/save optimized as...


yup

Hey Shadowskater I had the same problem/question. Feels good to know Im not the only one who doesn't fully understand what they're doing. Im still not even sure if I saved it correctly...

monty, you're a tool

if you're still not clear on photoshop stuff you can use this site
http://www16.blibs.com/editor/?action=load
ive used it a few times before and its easy to use

since i understand photoshop is the most overrated software of its class on the market?

Besides the point, Monty, he asked a question, and your reply had nothing to do with the question or gave any slight answer.

Ok, thanks guys, I’ll try that website later, and I’ve gone through the whole optimize thing, it's weird, I don't know, can any one post some easy to read instructions on how to do it? Cause the Photoshop help ones are confusing

I'll let you guys know if that website helps, if it does, I guess we can close this topic if no one else has any questions

if you need help getting around that site let me know.

Ok, thanks, i'll give it a shot tomorrow

im not sure what the problem is
but you need to set any optimised settings ie 128 optimised of whatever
then instead of saving normally
go on save optimised as then put it as image only (.gif)
and that should save the animation so it can be loaded up on to the net
if that is the problem your having
otherwise ignore me lol

i have a fairly simple question.

how do u make images bigger with out losing quality, if you use free transform it ruins it, im trying to make some shirt designs but all the pictures are way to small. help~~ thanks

well usually if you just hold shift and resize it doesnt ruin the picture quality.

i got it, thanks

Just out of curiousity, how did you do it?

Would you please elaborate on that?