Originally posted by GeneralE:
The use of a GIF animation is pretty cool, but unless there's a way to allow the viewer to manually advance the frames, it's not that practical as a learning device — most of the frames go by too fast to really study, and a lot of it seemed too small.
I think just posting the sequence in a separate Portfolio folder would be better. Then, if you write up the steps again and link to the thumbs of the screenshots, Langdon can post it in the "How I Did That" section, and you can get a month's extension on your membership. |
It's my 1st doing this and I don't any other better way. The bigger print screen images consist of 60mb. I did upload creating 4 difference GIF images sizes with time frame of 5s and 10s. It works ok viewed direct from file but doesn't work well after upload. The 5s seem to flip too fast and the 10s hang. I'm so sorry, Paul. I don't know how to write up the steps, that's why I print screen. |
