Actually, I read the fabulous manual, did you read my badges? Those links say nothing about copying and pasting frames from one animation to another, and a sprite strip/sheet is a different thing from a gif. I am not as inexperienced as you think, you just got a bad vibe from me in that other topic. I already apologized, okay?
Straight from the manual:
[quote:v8k4v0in]Right-click a space in the animation frames bar for the following options:
Add frame Add a new blank animation frame to the end of the sequence.
Duplicate last frame Make a copy of the last animation frame and add it to the end of the sequence.
Reverse frames Reverse the order of all the frames in the animation.
Import frames Opens a dialog to select one or more image files from disk. All the selected image files are added as animation frames.
Import sprite strip Import a sprite strip or tileset, where a single image contains a number of animation frames aligned to a grid. This is done with the Import Sprite Strip dialog.
Reload files from disk Reload all the images from the project folder. This is useful if you have edited the images in the project folder while Construct 2 is open and want Construct 2 to recognise the changes. (This option is disabled if you're not using a project folder.)
Thumbnail size Adjust the size of the thumbnail icons of each frame in the bar.
As megatronx says you can import animations from tiles. Both tutorials will guide you through it.
and yes, I got a bad vibe from your previous post, and as you can see I am still trying to help you, even though I got a bad vibe.
And according to your badges, now that you bring them up - you haven't even read 20 pages of the manual.
Be careful, copyright doesn't only apply to selling. It is in using, and even worse is giving away other peoples artwork for free. Just a heads up, and warning.