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Hi! i had the same problem and googled it but found no answer. somehow i found the solution. i am using CS4.

1. open the PSD of the Gif file you want to copy.
2. On the Animation window select the frames you want to copy. You can select all frames by:
[ATTACH]3206[/ATTACH]
3. Then on the same menu select Copy Frames.
4. Go to the PSD where you want to insert the frames you copy. Then from the same menu select Paste Frames.

Voila!

If you want to move the position of the layers you just copied, select the layers you want to move then select Move Tool in the Toolbox then drag to the position you desired.

A bit late but to those seeking the answers like me hope this helps.

:naughty:

<blockquote data-quote="clancybot" data-source="post: 91252" data-attributes="member: 30878">Hi! i had the same problem and googled it but found no answer. somehow i found the solution. i am using CS4.1. open the PSD of the Gif file you want to copy.2. On the Animation window select the frames you want to copy. You can select all frames by: [ATTACH]3206[/ATTACH]3. Then on the same menu select Copy Frames.
4. Go to the PSD where you want to insert the frames you copy. Then from the same menu select Paste Frames.

Voila! <img src="/forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/psg/yourock_22.png" srcset="/forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/psg/yourock_22.png 1x, /forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/psg/yourock_44.png 2x" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":rocker:" title="You Rock&nbsp; &nbsp; :rocker:" data-shortname=":rocker:" />

If you want to move the position of the layers you just copied, select the layers you want to move then select Move Tool in the Toolbox then drag to the position you desired.

A bit late but to those seeking the answers like me hope this helps.

:naughty:

</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clancybot, post: 91252, member: 30878"] Hi! i had the same problem and googled it but found no answer. somehow i found the solution. i am using CS4. 1. open the PSD of the Gif file you want to copy. 2. On the Animation window select the frames you want to copy. You can select all frames by: [CENTER] [ATTACH]3206.vB[/ATTACH] [LEFT]3. Then on the same menu select Copy Frames. 4. Go to the PSD where you want to insert the frames you copy. Then from the same menu select Paste Frames. Voila! :rocker: If you want to move the position of the layers you just copied, select the layers you want to move then select Move Tool in the Toolbox then drag to the position you desired. A bit late but to those seeking the answers like me hope this helps. :naughty: [/LEFT] [/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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