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Mar 19th, 2000, 02:54 AM
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Thread Starter
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There is a way to make an animated GIF appear on your Form without it looking like you're using the WebBrowser Control, but of course, you do...
Place a WebBrowser Control Within a Picturebox Control..
I'm getting a Error Sub Are Function not defined on WebBrowser1.Move
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Private Sub Command1_Click()
On Error GoTo Load_Cancel
With CommonDialog1
.CancelError = True
.DialogTitle = "Open an Animated GIF"
.Filter = "GIFS (*.GIF)|*.GIF"
.ShowOpen
WebBrowser1.Navigate .FileName
WebBrowser1.Move ScaleX(-12, vbPixels, vbTwips), ScaleY(-19, vbPixels, vbTwips), Width, Height
Picture1 = LoadPicture(.FileName)
Picture1.AutoSize = True
End With
Load_Cancel:
End Sub
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Mar 19th, 2000, 06:03 AM
#2
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You don’t need a picture box. Try this tip from ZDTV. I found it works very well:
Display animated GIFs in VB
While the Picture ActiveX control offers a great way to display
graphics, it only shows the first image in an animated GIF. To
display a fully animated GIF, without rebuilding the entire graphic
frame by frame, you can use the WebBrowser control (just keep in
mind that this control isn't available to machines without IE 3.0
or greater). To do so, select the Microsoft Internet Controls
component. When you do, the WebBrowser control appears on Visual
Basic's toolbar. Drop the control onto a form, then in the form's
Load() event place the following code:
WebBrowser1.Navigate "C:\Internet\anim.gif"
Where the filespec points to a valid animated GIF path or URL. When
you run the program, Visual Basic displays the GIF.
Unfortunately, the WebBrowser also displays a right-hand scroll
bar--probably not what you want for a decorative image. Believe it
or not, you can turn this scrollbar off just like you would normally
via HTML, as in:
WebBrowser1.Navigate "about:<html><body scroll='no'><img
src='D:\Internet\anim.gif'></img></body></html>"
Now when you run the form, Visual Basic displays the image sans
scrollbar.
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Mar 19th, 2000, 08:35 AM
#3
Thread Starter
Addicted Member
Thank I have Webbrowser
It works But i want to center the gif picture in the middle of the webbrowser so I place it on A small button. I just having fun right now Thanks
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