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5/21/2000 7:59:48 AM:SteSoft Software
Very good....
Thanx
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5/21/2000 4:36:30 PM:majestic
works really well
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5/21/2000 5:14:55 PM:Stephen Lebans
I had a request to add AUTOSIZE
functionality to the Class. You can add
an AutoSize property yourself, that
part is straightforward. Here is the
code that actually performs the
autosizing of the usercontrol.
The
autosize feature is simple to
implement. Just add 2 lines of
code.
Add this to the LoadGif
function.
' These 2 lines are
just for Frame of reference as to
where
' to place AutoResize code
' Let go of the Mouse Input
ReleaseCapture
' OK HERE IS
THE NEW CODE
' AutoResize to fit
Gif exactly
UserControl.Width =
UserControl.ScaleX(LogWidth + 1,
vbPixels, vbTwips)
UserControl.Height =
UserControl.ScaleX(LogHeight + 1,
vbPixels, vbTwips)
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5/22/2000 8:45:47 AM:Stephen Lebans
Just a reminder, the comments in the
Source code state that Local Color
Tables are not supported. Most Gif
Construction software has the option to
not use Local Color Tables. An
alternative is to go
to:
www.gifworks.com
Use their Online
Gif Editor to REMOVE Transparency then
ADD Transparency. This gets rid of the
Local Color Tables.
I have just
finished adding full support for Local
Color Tables. Will debug and post later
this week.
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6/27/2000 10:48:25 AM:Blue
Just what I'm looking for! This guy did
it before I can even learn it! All I
need to know now is where to get the
GIF file spec.
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9/7/2000 4:01:53 PM:Nick B.
I'm not sure what I may or may not have
done to this code. I am using it to
display animated banners. The problem
is that they go too fast, like it isn't
the way a web browser would view
them... and they contiunaly loop, even
if they have set the gif NOT to
loop...
I was wondering if there is
any update for this as I am in need of
the latest version. Hope you can help
me out.
-Nick
Please email me
with more info:
bork99@mediaone.net
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10/4/2001 2:13:08 AM:Benj
Hey quick tip... Make a types for your
header areas... if you need some help
give a yell
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5/24/2002 3:02:14 PM:programmer@computingmadesimple.com
I got this error what should I
do.
Unable to set version compatible
component animatedgif.ocx.
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5/24/2002 3:04:47 PM:Jason feiner
I got an error loading can not unable
to set version compatible component
animatedgif.ocx. I tried doing it
manually once the program was loaded
but i could not set it.
What can i
do.
please help.
thank you
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7/15/2002 3:30:56 AM:zeff calilung
Could you send me a step by step
tutorial about your code in Animated
Gif Player .
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7/20/2002 8:39:11 PM:~Ian~
Hey. Everybody! This code is awesome. I
tried using it and got it working in
less then a minute! The only critisism
I have is that the properties may be
slightly tough for a
beginner.
Beginners:
To start the
gif animating, go to the event where
you want it to start, and type
animatedgifctl1.starttimer
To
stop
it:
animatedgifctl1.stopgif
Other
then that, the control was made
obviously with alot of effort.
GOOD
JOB!
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11/20/2002 2:26:19 PM:
Wow, this thing is rich. It work!
Yes, it actually works without flicker!
(I did have a little trouble getting
it to install.) And, surprise of
surprises, there are comments in the
source! This source code is actually
commented! Good thing too, it is
definitely Advanced! Hey, once you
install it, you don't have to be that
advanced to use it.
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3/28/2003 9:22:32 AM:
it's really good man....
it gives me a
lot of help yo ^_*
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3/28/2003 9:23:53 AM:
like i told you its cool man!!!
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3/30/2003 8:52:42 AM:
pls help me out about
Unable to set
version compatible
component
animatedgif.ocx.
please if anyone
who knows about this kind of
problems... please email me...
thnx.
kudasai... ^_^
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3/31/2003 11:18:43 PM:
Can you include a stretch property so
that the gif can be shrinked or
enlarged according to the size of the
control?
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