Delay won't change

Hello everyone, it's my first post so a quick intro:

amatuer photographer (D50 dSLR)
somewhat new to photoshop (around 6 months of practice) and am getting used to it BUT I have a problem:

up unitl this point I have been mainly editing and tweaking still projects but now I'm trying to get into the animation (for another forum :p)

I have all the images but when I go to Save for Web, it won't let me change the delay at all from the whip-lash :eek: fast 0.2 seconds a frame! :confused: :o

It's great.... I just can't have it going that fast and don't know how to extend the delay :( ...

thanks for any answers you have! I think this forum will be just the place for me :D

Update: here't what I have on the project if it helps:
Format: GIF
Dimensions: 139w x 206h
Size: 45.66K
Settings: Selective, 128 Colors, 88% Diffusion Dither, 4 frames, Transparency on, No Transparency Dither, Non-Interlaced, 0% Web Snap

window>animation to bring up the palette. select the frame you want to change,...then on the bottom right of the image there is a tiny little drop down triangle...click that and you should be able to set a new transition value.

-tim

Perhaps it's because I'm using Elements (4) instead of CS2 but the only place I'm seeing any reference to animation is File > Save for Web > Animation checkbox. Once there in the Animation box, the delay set won't open.....

any more ideas?

no idea what the animation capabilities of Elements are, in PS/imageready there's an animation window. you check the help?

Yeah, I checked help - doesn't tell me anything more than I already know (or anything more than what I have been doing)....

Help acts like I should always be able to change the delay, no matter what presets I'm on. The funny thing is, I can make it into an animation and once I've clicked animation - the boxes are highlighted, but I can't open the actualy delay slider: there's no reaction.

For those of you NOT using elements...

^ I can't open the "Fram Delay" slider....

I got nothin', sorry. you might try downloading a demo of photoshop and using that if it's a one shot thing. i'm sure there's also some GIF animation freeware/shareware out there if you look around.

I'm not finding much and I was really hoping to do this with photoshop (since I've already dropped $80 for it)

Oh well... thanks for trying

if its elements im not sure,..if its photoshop cs or cs2 it comes with image ready

Well... that's what it looks like in Elements 4 (mac)...

Do any of you know of any presets that could prevent me from changing the delay? If so, I bet they would be pretty much the same in imageready as elements (essentially)

I guess in the meantime I can always just 'new layer via copy' to extend the delay...... makes the file bigger though....