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Why not save your animated gif to your hard drive first, then copy that file to your images folder, and add it in dreamweaver like that?
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Why not save your animated gif to your hard drive first, then copy that file to your images folder, and add it in dreamweaver like that?

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Hello, right now I'm S.O.S. (Stuck On Stupid) trying to transfer these cool, animated rollover buttons to Dreamweaver but when I use either export method Dreamweaver is not recognizing the htm format. &nbsp;Does it matter that I have different versions ( Fireworks MX 2004 and Dreamweaver MX )?
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Hello, right now I'm S.O.S. (Stuck On Stupid) trying to transfer these cool, animated rollover buttons to Dreamweaver but when I use either export method Dreamweaver is not recognizing the htm format.  Does it matter that I have different versions ( Fireworks MX 2004 and Dreamweaver MX )?

Exporting animated graphics to Dreamweaver or FrontPage 2000

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