Animated Gif's In E-Mail Message

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Suzanne M. Cole

I am not able to view animated Gif's in my e-mails. Is there a setting I
need to change?

By the way, I can view them when other people send them to me. But I cannot
forward them (they lose their animation)...or I cannot create a new e-mail
with a saved animation copied and pasted into it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

TIA,
Suzanne
 
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Brian Tillman

Suzanne M. Cole said:
I am not able to view animated Gif's in my e-mails. Is there a
setting I need to change?

By the way, I can view them when other people send them to me. But I
cannot forward them (they lose their animation)...or I cannot create
a new e-mail with a saved animation copied and pasted into it.

When you create a mail containing an animated GIF, your recipients will see
the animation. You, in the compose window, however, won't.
 
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Suzanne M. Cole

Brian Tillman said:
When you create a mail containing an animated GIF, your recipients will
see the animation. You, in the compose window, however, won't.

Okay then...do I just cut and paste it from another program? Does anyone
know if there is a suggested way to do this (i.e., which program should the
animated gif be opened in before cutting and pasting into Outlook).

By the way, I'm using MS Outlook 2003.

TIA,
Suzanne
 
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Brian Tillman

Suzanne M. Cole said:
Okay then...do I just cut and paste it from another program? Does
anyone know if there is a suggested way to do this (i.e., which
program should the animated gif be opened in before cutting and
pasting into Outlook).

Since the animation is contained within the gif itself, I'm not sure any
particular app needs to be used, but I've never tried it, so I don't know
for sure. I never send animations to my recipients. They've got better
things to do with their time.
 

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