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    In my Pocket PC application I set image gif animation and in run-time image doesn't appear animating. How can i enable animating of gif image on runtime of application?


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      In my Pocket PC application I set image gif animation and in run-time image doesn't appear animating. How can i enable animating of gif image on runtime of application?


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      Hi, out of the box the Compact Framework controls will not support animated gifs. If you are able to use the OpenNETCE SDF library you may be able to utilise their OpenNETCF.Windows.Forms.AnimateCtl control for this purpose. Otherwise you are probably best to extract the individual GIF frames and add them all as embedded resources into your application. you could then use a timer and a picture box to cycle through the images etc. Hope it helps, Christopher Fairbairn

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        Hi, out of the box the Compact Framework controls will not support animated gifs. If you are able to use the OpenNETCE SDF library you may be able to utilise their OpenNETCF.Windows.Forms.AnimateCtl control for this purpose. Otherwise you are probably best to extract the individual GIF frames and add them all as embedded resources into your application. you could then use a timer and a picture box to cycle through the images etc. Hope it helps, Christopher Fairbairn

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        Thanks for your reply , I will gonna chceck that.


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