>>>>>Is there any way to put a .ANI onto a vfp form or other object?
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>>>>Pls note u can use Ani2Avi Wizard to convert it into avi files and u can easily display avi files on vfp forms... Below i've pasted readme.txt of Anitoavi wizard... See if this is helpful to you...
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>>>Thanks, Vinod, I am indeed hoping to convert an ANI to AVI, I'll take a look at your suggestion at work tomorrow.
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>>Pls note that today I've uploaded a sample form (will be avl in files section after 2-3 days) called 'Icon Animation in vfp' which uses a diff. method...
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>>u can chk that also...
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>Vinod
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>I tried downloading your sample form from the files section today, and I get a "The page cannot be displayed" error. I was hoping that it would lead me to the solution of a similar problem.
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>I am trying to display an animated .gif file in an image control and am just getting a black rectangle. Regular (non-animated) .gif's work fine.
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>An animated .gif is the exact same format as a regular .gif, but the control tag says "read next image in file" and display the image. Within the control tag one can assign a variety of controls including how long to display the next image, if the image should be off-set from the (0,0) top left corner, if one of the colors is transparent, and a bunch of other stuff.
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>Can I use an animated .gif in VFP 6.0?
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>Bob

Pls note that "Icon Animation Sample" is not exactly what u r looking for...

For animated gif, one way is to use web browser control.. (I'm not sure abt. vfp6)

Other option is to use some activex controls..

Pls chk Thread #196594 for more info..