On Sunday, May 11, 2003, at 05:50 AM, in X-Applications David Tinker wrote: > On Saturday, May 10, 2003, at 08:26 AM, John B. Thoo wrote: > >> how do I make an animated gif from a collection of .png files? > > John > > Can o' worms here. If you go to Shareware.com or Versiontracker, I'm > sure you'll be able to find a standalone app. I remember having > something called GifBuilder years ago, just do a search for "animated > gif." > > It begs the question, though on what you mean by "collection," and > going from .png to .gif my not be a smart move bandwidth-wise. Dave, thanks for all your input and insights. Perhaps I should have said this before, but this is what I'm trying to accomplish. I plotted a several graphs in gnuplot that show the evolution of a wave pulse as time progresses (one plot for each increment in time). I can save each plot as a .png and I can use QuickTime Pro to create a nice movie of the wave pulse's evolution; however, I would like to create an animated logo for a Web page and thought that an animated .gif would be the way to go. What would you suggest? Small bandwidth and not requiring a reader to have any special plug-in would be plusses. (I don't have Photoshop, but I do have the Gimp.) Thanks again. ---John.