Enable the Maintain Aspect ratio checkbox.Make sure the dimensions match the size of your animation, in this case 728×90 with a screen resolution of 96 pixels/inch.
In this step, there are several things to observe: This brings up the Convert to Bitmap dialog box. All of these images need to be stored in the same folder. In the Save as type popup, choose PNG and click on Export. In the list at the bottom of the dialog box, make sure that the Selected only checkbox is enabled. The next step is to go to each page and make sure all the elements are selected (Ctrl+A). Here is the sequence of images that we will use for the animation. Note the number of pages on the bottom left of the screen shot. To elaborate, for this animation, we will create a master size of 728×90 pixels, which we will maintain throughout the entire animation. The only thing that will change is the text. To simplify the file creation, we have the ability to use multiple pages in CorelDRAW. To begin, we will start in CoreDRAW by creating some text on a textured background. In this tutorial we will create a GIF animation using CorelDRAW and PHOTO-PAINT.
Animated GIFs can add a great deal to your project and are a favorite item in online advertising, where one creates banners of various types.
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