Build up the elements of animation with Layers then 'snapshot' each frame in the animation window. Make each frame look like you want with the layers, then move to the next frame - the last one shows the last state of what layers are switched on! Dissolves can be made by changing the transparency of intermediate frames. By switching the frames on in sequence, the animation is created.
You can even import short Quicktime movies, I think.
By the way, you can't select 'all the frames', you select 'all the layers', if that's what you want, but final transparency specs are determined in the compression palette. Your background (black?) should be your first layer.
There seems to be deep confusion between layers and frames, and it appears that a layer can 'have' several frames, while a frame can 'have' several layers! Just selecting all the frames to make black the transparent color (for example) turns out to be impossible or massively counterintuitive...
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