animated GIF on a form

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animated GIF on a form

How can i place an animated GIF image on my form

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animated GIF on a form

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Well, if a PictureBox doesn't support animated GIFs, the only other things i can think of are either using a WebBrowser to display it, or coming up with some sort of multithreaded solution to update the PictureBox every x milliseconds, which I admit is rather bad practice. If you want to get technical, you could create your own UserControl that uses GDI functions to make an animated control on your form.
Gert Drapers - MSFT
A picturebox control does support an animated GIF, albeit haltingly. You can use the ImageAnimator class to make it smooth. See this thread for an example.
animated GIF on a form

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