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ImageReady (Photoshop) Question...
Hey All,

In a tutorial on this site someone said that it is possible to open a video in ImageReady.
When open you should could select a part of that video to use in your animated sig...

Only problem is...I can't open a video...
Is this because I have Photoshop 7 or do I need to download something to open a video...

Thanks for your answers....

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I'm not good at all this still, but IF a news PSP is needed there is a site to download PSP9 for free... not sure of the site anymore, but maybe you can google it
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