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>- If your seq names include a period, that you leave that in, example
>anim.001, anim.002, etc. should read anim. (sequence) when you are done
>removing the 3 digits.
>
>
>JG

I just tried to import a sequence into LW and all I had to do was select the
first image in the sequence (complete with the extention).  It seems like LW
can now figure out the base name itself.  I'm using LW 4.0 pre release on a
PC.  The sequence was generated by LW and was named:

IMG0001.IFF IMG0002.IFF etc.
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