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I looked after an elderly woman who claimed she was the "kid" in this film under the name of Jackie Coogan acting as a boy. Now she was either quite mad or an unsung celebrity - unfortunately she passed away within a few months before I could get to confirm it - true story.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:05,
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and in fact she was quite mad :)
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:10,
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But I like the story :)
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:15,
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If you're going to choose between Wikipedia and someone you know... pick the person you know. ;)
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:51,
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I think perhaps though she may have appeared in a local stage production of the Film and got muddled up what with being a kid at the time.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:54,
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Uncle Fester in The Adams Family.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 15:12,
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it's quite possible they had stand-ins or even stunt doubles - perhaps she was one of these?
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 15:37,
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You can optimise your gifs in the Save for Web window, it's much easier than pissing about in imageready.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:44,
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Not the daft one that comes in imageready.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:47,
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You can open gifs in Imageready, move them over to Photoshop and sort out the layers the way you want them in photoshop, open the Animation panel (through the 'Window' drop down list) and make frames from layers that way - it saves you pissing about in imageready at all, outside opening the gif.
You can make animations using only photoshop, and save them with the save for web panel in photoshop without having to do anything at all in imageready.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:48,
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You can make animations using only photoshop, and save them with the save for web panel in photoshop without having to do anything at all in imageready.


If you need to edit the frames, you delete all of them (except one - IN THE ANIMATION WINDOW, not Layers!) then change the layers.
Then you click the arrow at the top right of the animation panel (assuming you're in windows, I don't use a mac) and select "Make frames from layers" to reimport the frames.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:50,
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Then you click the arrow at the top right of the animation panel (assuming you're in windows, I don't use a mac) and select "Make frames from layers" to reimport the frames.

I don't know about "make frames from layers" as I need to reuse and overlay the text frames.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 14:02,
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then cropping the finnished thing by one pixel when its where you want it?
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 18:09,
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so move the object in the first frame and then on each frame there after.
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Sun 4 Oct 2009, 13:56,
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