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I really do appreciate your responce and I am happy with weed's answer. &nbsp;However I would like to leave my question up to get additional suggestions if I may. &nbsp;I might add that cost is a factor in whether or not I can obtain any software that will allow me to accomplish this sort of task.<br />
Thank You, Gayle
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I really do appreciate your responce and I am happy with weed's answer.  However I would like to leave my question up to get additional suggestions if I may.  I might add that cost is a factor in whether or not I can obtain any software that will allow me to accomplish this sort of task.
Thank You, Gayle

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This is what I want to do--I have created an object and I want to tell the computer how to move this object in order to create frames for animation. &nbsp;I know it can be done, because one of the tutorials on WebMonkey refers to this ability but does not reference the software!<br />
Does anyone know what software will do this for me?<br />
I will sure appreciate your input.<br />
Thanks, Gayle
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This is what I want to do--I have created an object and I want to tell the computer how to move this object in order to create frames for animation.  I know it can be done, because one of the tutorials on WebMonkey refers to this ability but does not reference the software!
Does anyone know what software will do this for me?
I will sure appreciate your input.
Thanks, Gayle

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