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Liz
All:
Can anyone tell me why my animated GIF does not show up
as animated when put into a pictureBox??
Thanks.
Liz
Can anyone tell me why my animated GIF does not show up
as animated when put into a pictureBox??
Thanks.
Liz
* "Liz said:Can anyone tell me why my animated GIF does not show up
as animated when put into a pictureBox??
* "james said:I just did a simple test using an animated GIF file and a picturebox
control. I loaded the gif in the Form Load event like so: PictureBox1.Image
= Image.FromFile("C:\checking.gif") and it works fine. Maybe, your problem
is you are setting the .Image source from Design Mode instead of doing it
from Form Load. Try setting the image source in code instead of in the Form
Designer and see if that fixes your problem.
* "Tom Leylan said:Let me suggest what is bound to be controversial Rather than "suppose"
that setting it from design mode might not work why wouldn't a person simply
test out the theory? And having done that there would then be no reason to
post "maybe that's the problem" because it uhhh, won't be.
onto a form and add your animated gif image. If that doesn't work (confirm
the thing is an animated gif) and if it is, post the image or place it on a
webpage where one of us can download it from.
Tom Leylan said:To clarify... somebody posted "try to assign the image in code" which is
what I was writing about. If that person had attached the image in the
designer (as a test) then suggesting "maybe it has something to do with the
designer" wouldn't have been necessary. There would be no question that
there wasn't a problem.
reasonHerfried K. Wagner said:Tom,
* "Tom Leylan said:To clarify... somebody posted "try to assign the image in code" which is
what I was writing about. If that person had attached the image in the
designer (as a test) then suggesting "maybe it has something to do with the
designer" wouldn't have been necessary. There would be no question that
there wasn't a problem.
Tom Leylan said:Let me suggest what is bound to be controversial Rather than "suppose"
that setting it from design mode might not work why wouldn't a person simply
test out the theory? And having done that there would then be no reason to
post "maybe that's the problem" because it uhhh, won't be.
Computer software development clearly isn't a "science" yet.
(To the original poster) Consider creating a new project, drop a picturebox
onto a form and add your animated gif image. If that doesn't work (confirm
the thing is an animated gif) and if it is, post the image or place it on a
webpage where one of us can download it from.
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