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    Exclamation Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    I have seen heaps of diffrent ways to play gifs in Visual Basic. However I am looking for a simple way to do this, maybe a Module or Control. Your help would be great. Thanks

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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    How about paying for the control?

    http://www.redsofts.com/soft/582/287...X_Control.html
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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    Quote Originally Posted by feneck
    I have seen heaps of diffrent ways to play gifs in Visual Basic.
    Gifs are pictures, how can you play a picture?
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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    -.- i mean an animated gif...

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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    Quote Originally Posted by feneck
    -.- i mean an animated gif...
    Well please state that. Do a search there are loads of examples on here.
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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    omg, yes like i said at the start! YES I NO THERE ARE LOADS OF THEM! But i cant seem to find a *small* and easy example. so im hoping there is someone out there, that has one...

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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    The simplest is a WebBrowser. I don't have any code here, I will post when I get home.
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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    Not a lot of help indeed.

    QGifPro.OCX = freeware. Easy and fast, but you have to implement the OCX within your distro. If you want it I can upload it. I have permission of the author to distribute the file as freeware.

    Example without OCX: http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...txtCodeId=8224
    Example without OCX: http://www.devx.com/vb2themax/Tip/18551


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    Re: Playing GIF's with the smallest amount of code!

    Ok playing an animated Gif through a WebBrowser.
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