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Animation is an illusion of movement which is created by rapidly showing a series of still pictures
                 in a sequence. Animation works by creating an optical illusion. A sequence of stills is presented in
                 a quick succession, thereby giving the viewer an illusion of a continuously moving object. Now let
                 us learn about how to create animations in Adobe Animate CC.




                            ADOBE ANIMATE CC

                 Adobe Animate is a multimedia graphic software developed by Adobe Systems. It was formerly
                 known as Adobe Flash Professional and most of the workings and features of Adobe Animate

                 are similar to Adobe Flash Professional. It ensures retaining the qualities of objects regardless of
                 any size these may be scaled to. Animate is used to:

                     create vector graphics, games, cartoons, text, graphics.
                     create special animation effects.

                     create interactive webpages and websites.

                     work with symbols and instances.
                     draw, erase and add objects.



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                       Adobe Animate was first released in 1996 as FutureSplash Animator and then
                       renamed Macromedia Flash upon its acquisition by Macromedia.                    FACT






                            STARTING ADOBE ANIMATE CC

                 Follow the given steps to open Adobe Animate:


                                                                            2  Double-click on
                                                                           Adobe Animate CC.


















                                                                                  First Animation Software
                   1  Type Adobe Animate
                  in the search box.




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