Re: e-mails including .Gif how ?
From Matthew Thomas <mpt...@student.canterbury.ac.nz>
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· 24 Aug 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Fa21DE wrote: > > Hello, > I need help. Yes, you do. > How can we animate our .Gif in our e-mails ? 1: Attach an animated GIF file to your e-mail message. 2: Hope that the recipient has the ability to see animated GIFs. 3: Don't *ever* send such a message to Usenet. > And how can we do that in our web pages ? 1: Use the IMG tag to reference the name of the animated GIF. > Thanks a lot. You're welcome. > My e-mail ... fa2...@aol.com Fascinating. > Please...Help If you're having trouble creating animated GIFs, why don't you try a relevant group, such as news:comp.graphics.animation? HTH. HAND. -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas http://critique.net.nz/
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