Setting the frame delay

The frame delay determines how long the current frame is displayed. Specify frame delay in hundredths of a second. For example, a setting of 50 displays for half a second, while a setting of 300 displays for 3 seconds.

To enter a frame delay value for each frame:

1	Open the Frame Properties dialog box:
	Double-click a frame name in the Frames panel.
	Highlight a frame name and choose Properties from the Frames panel Options pop-up.
2	Enter a number in the Frame Delay option.
3	Press Enter, or click outside the panel to close the dialog box.

To set the frame delay value for more than one frame:

1	Select frames:
	To select a contiguous range of frames, hold down Shift and select the first and last frame names.
	To select a discontiguous range of frames, hold down Control (Windows) or Command (Macintosh) and click each frame name.
2	Choose Properties from the Frames panel Options pop-up to open the Frame Properties dialog box.
3	Enter a number for the frame delay.
4	Press Enter, or click outside the panel to close the dialog box.