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This will launch the currently open document into ImageReady. Once open, make sure the 'Animation Palette' (Window/Animation) and the 'Layers Palette' (Window/Layers) are visible and are positioned within your workspace area for easy access.
I first set the Background color layer to a variant of grey, (I used #D1CECE)just to offset the contrast the box I will create to contain the animated clouds.
You can save this image by click right clicking on it and selecting (in Windows that is) Save Image/Picture As...