Hi Jayemcee
What on earth is a pixel ruler?
Whilst the display windows size will obviously effect the eventual file size, it isn't a fixed relation to the file size. If you animation screen has mainly white space say, with the animation being a tiny bit in the middle, then the gif algorithm will say 'hello there's an awful lot of white here, which we can compress'. This animation file will therefore have a lot smaller file size, than one that fills the display window with many different colours. So this type of pixel counting is pretty meaningless.
As Bill's already pointed out, there are many ways of reducing your file size.
1: Create the animated gif at a smaller size.
2: Use less frames per cycle. The animation won't be as smooth, but like all things web-wise it's a compromise between quality and download time.
3: Reduce the number of colours.
4: Use the Crop option whenever possible.
5: Try the animation without dithering.
6: Try it without the Palette options on.
7: Can you use Front Face only?
The Frames per second option has no effect on the file size, just the speed that it runs.
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