Are you on Windows? Tk::Animation dosn't have a method to save it's animation. Most installs have ImageMagick, are you sure you don't? There are two ImageMagicks to check for, the PerlMagick module, and the c utilities. Does your system have a command called "convert"? If so, you have it. Otherwise, you will need to download the images to another computer, animate them, then upload them back. If you google for "make gif animations" there are some online sites that will do it, and return them to you.
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In reply to Re^3: Create an animated gif by zentara
in thread Create an animated gif by kanegr

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