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[chelsea]

Ok I have CS3 [to install it I uninstalled CS2] and I need ImageReady only
how can I install ImageReady without installing Photoshop?

[Scythar]

this is by far the strangest question i ever heart!

frankly i dont know ! :oops: sry.

[Dance]

I don't think you can... I believe that you need to have PS installed to install IR. Many of the same components are used and IR is supposed to be a interface to PS that does somewhat more specialized tasks. But IR is still a part of PS even tough its a separate .exe

[chelsea]

I don't think you can... I believe that you need to have PS installed to install IR. Many of the same components are used and IR is supposed to be a interface to PS that does somewhat more specialized tasks. But IR is still a part of PS even tough its a separate .exe

I see.. Maybe you can answer me this:

How can I import the frames from an aninated Gif file?

[Dance]

Open the gif in IR and they will show as separate layers. I dont think there where anything else to it then that but im not 100% sure on straight arm.

[chelsea]

Open the gif in IR and they will show as separate layers. I dont think there where anything else to it then that but im not 100% sure on straight arm.

Yes I know how to do it in IR but the problem is I don't have IR
installed [for that^ reason] that's why asked is there a different way ?

[SkyDiver]

lol I see...well if you want to have ImageReady you need install CS2 or an earlier version since IR is obsolete with the merging of Macromedia. Read here for more.

[chelsea]

So fireworks is like IR?

[SkyDiver]

Why not just use Dreamweaver since it's integrated for a seamless workflow between Photoshop in the CS3 version.

[Av-]

Imageready is (finally) integrated into PS in CS3. Click the 'window' menu and check the 'animation' option. Once clicked, your precious IR animation window will appear