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Thank you all for your replies.

I think the bottom line is a) make sure you want to have a transparent background, and b) if you want to 'undo' the transparency, build a new frame with the original artwork.

Thanks!

George

Aivars - Thank you for your reply. I tried a couple approaches you recommended and came up with the following results: Here's the original frame (a jpg laid on top of a blank frame): http://www.creationsinwood.org/cv_folder/gif_1.jpg Then I make the white background transparent: http://www ...

I set the transparency on a gif image, then save the file, then exit Easy GIF.

I come back later and decide I don't want the transparency on the gif image - how do I 'undo' the transparency?

Thank you in advance for your help.

George