"Image properties" dialog box

Used to set the image frame properties.

[Width] [Height] field

Specifies the width and height of an image.

[X] [Y] field

Sets the X and Y axes of an image. The coordinates are all given relative to the upper left corner of the screen.

Hint When an image is moved or resized, the values of the [Width][Height][X][Y] fields change. Use the mouse to adjust the size roughly on the preview screen. To perform fine adjustment, directly entering values into the field is recommended.

[Delay Time] fields

Sets the display duration for an image, in millisecond units. Note, however, that a value that is not a multiple of 10 milliseconds is invalidated and rounded down (Example: If you set 1234 milliseconds, it is rounded down to 1230 milliseconds.)

Hint When your animation is viewed on a browser, a setting of less than 50 milliseconds may not be displayed as you intended.

[Transparency] check box, Transparency index

You can make a specific color in an image transparent by placing a check mark in this check box. The color that is to be made transparent is displayed in the [Index] field. You can make this specification in any of the following three ways:

Enter values directly into the field.

Click the color specification button to the right of the field and make the specification in the "Color Palette" dialog box.

Click the dropper button. The image display window is displayed. Click that portion of the image that you want to make transparent.

[Use local palette] check box, [Edit] button

Specifies whether the local palette is to be used. If you click the [Edit] button, the "Edit Color Palette" dialog box is displayed. Then, you can edit a local palette.

For details, refer to Palette.

[Disposal Method] combo box

Specifies how to delete an image when that image is replaced with the next image.

For details, refer to Setting disposal method.

[Interlace] check box

Place a check mark in this box to save an image by interlacing. When a browser is used to view an interlaced image, the user sees the entire image immediately, but at a very low resolution. Its resolution improves as the data downloads.