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# You mean an 'animated image'
'gif' is a filetype, like .txt, .pdf or .doc.
animated images have to be of the .gif type, but .gifs do not have to be animated
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:39, archived)
# well
yea i just short termed it to gif
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:40, archived)
# a gif has frames that work
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:42, archived)
# I like where this is going
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:45, archived)
# is it going to makeout city?
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:49, archived)
# no
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:51, archived)
#
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 3:32, archived)
# no problem,
but for future reference, it's better to be specific about stuff like that
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:42, archived)
# ok
well now i know what happens when im not specific to what i say
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:44, archived)
# You should have been specific
in requesting an animated Compuserv Graphics Interchange Format image for your delight.
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:43, archived)
# Little known FACT:
You can have animated jpegs
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:41, archived)
# Also...
I think if you change the file extension of an animated .gif to .jpg, it still works in most browsers.
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:42, archived)
# That I did not know
i did however know there's a png variation that animates, i think it might be .mng
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:42, archived)
# ah, the mong
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:43, archived)
# hehehe
.mng
is that a mong file?
or perhaps a minge file?
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:43, archived)
# yea
that is part of a fram that will made into a file type gif
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:42, archived)
# ???
how does that work?
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:44, archived)
# It's cleverer than me.
Google will advise.
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:47, archived)
# just as i suspected
(, Mon 27 Sep 2004, 2:50, archived)