How to export to gif animated without loss of quality bitmap image

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  Fundamentally, I wonder all the projects I did the file/export option is disabled.

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  Since the help files it is indeed said that PRE10 can export a gif animated, although all the tutorials from YouTube seem to be PRE8 or an earlier version. Contact Support Adobe (use the Contact Adobe button at the bottom of this page) and if they tell you how to post the answer here please.

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  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/premiereelements/using/WSBD5B7B44-D473-43ad-BC9D-77F546DC27F0. HTML

  

  See you soon,.

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  more information here:

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