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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Dec 1994.
Re: GIF prononciation. Word from the CREATOR!

Re: GIF prononciation. Word from the CREATOR!

In article <3dng5c$nj...@newsbf01.news.aol.com>,
INeedChese <ine...@aol.com> wrote:
>it's with a hard g anyone who disagrees does not deserve to live that is
>all

Perhaps you should direct that comment to Bob Berry (creator of the .GIF
format).  He's at 765...@compuserve.com.  He's pretty sure that it's
pronounced "jif" since he defined it that way.

Cheers

Tim
-- 
_ _ __  ___________  ____  ___  __ |"For false Christs and false prophets will
_ ___   \__  _\ \  \/ \  \/ \ \/_/ | appear and perform signs and miracles to 
  _ __  `--\_\-\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\\_\  | deceive The Elect - if that were possible.
     - -   `-' `-"-"-"-'-"-"-'`-'  | So be on your guard;" - Mark 13:22-23[NIV]

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From: tsh...@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca (Timmy)
Subject: Re: GIF prononciation.  Word from the CREATOR!
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