Feature Request: Resize Animated GIF's on Export

[StevenWWinters]

Like this:

http://www.ashongsoft.com/gif-resizer.html

[steve.ledger]

You can resize an animation for export already Steve:

Unhide and unlock all layers - Edit>>Select all - input the new size in the info bar and press enter.
Export animation.

[StevenWWinters]

Ok, thanks Steve. Took me a minute to get it worked out, but that works. Not quite intuitive as the resize on export option for .jpg and other formats, which I prefer, but it works.

I was originally working in XWD which doesn't have the Object Gallery. Unless you have a way to do it in that, you may want to move this request there, as I believe it is a valid request.

Thanks again...

[steve.ledger]

Web Designer is a truncated version of Xtreme (as is the price). The more advanced options are available in Xtreme 5 with further features only available in Xtreme Pro 5
There's a forum for XWD requests and bug reports here:
► http://www.talkgraphics.com/forumdisplay.php?f=58

[StevenWWinters]

Yes, I am well aware of that. That's why I requested the thread be moved, if appropriate.

[steve.ledger]

Hi Steven,
Your OT query was not software specific however the thread was posted in the Dear Xara Forum for Xtreme therefore the response was Xtreme specific.
had you originally posted in the correct forum, the response would have been different, therefore it makes no sense to move this thread now because the answer is relevant and possibly useful to others..
Please repost in the Dear Xara Web Designer.. forum a indicated above.

Thanks

[StevenWWinters]

Yes, well, the feature I described doesn't exist as requested, in Xtreme, and so is equally applicable, and on topic.

What you provided is a work around. Nonetheless, I have posted the request in the XWD request forum as well.

http://www.talkgraphics.com/showthread.php?t=43055

As Xara tends to keep Xtreme as a superset of XWD, we can assume that if they deem this a worthy feature it will make its way into both...

[steve.ledger]

OT = 'Original Thread' in the intended context

What you provided is a work around.

It's a way to succeed when a preferred method is unavailable

[StevenWWinters]

Yes, agreed.