I had few GIF images in my information since Windows XP, in Windows XP, I was able to see the moving GIF images but since I upgraded to Widnows 7, they turned into still images and not the moving ones. Why?

Jessie

2012-08-23 06:25:05

Endeavour opening the motion-picture show with your internet browser, such as Firefox or Cyberspace Explorer. The default programme "Windows Photo Viewer" volition not show animation in GIFs.

josemon maliakal

2012-08-22 01:40:26

Past default the image viewer doesnot support gif, please open the file in a web browser..

Erlis D.

2012-08-21 21:22:18

I use ACDSee Pro 5 for gif images! It's fast if you apply quick viewer..Only bank check it! Maybe you lot will like it also!

Pankaj Yadav

2012-08-21 20:28:16

Hi Yozuru,Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) is supported past Windows seven. You can use Windows Photo Viewer to view the pictures.Refer:Agreement picture file typeshttp://windows.microsoft.com/en-U.s.a./windows7/Understanding-picture-file-typesHowever, animated GIF files aren't fully supported. For this file format, you can view the still image but not the animation.Hope this information helps.Yous can always open animated .gif with Internet browser. It's going to bear witness animation without any problem.

ha14

2012-08-21 18:09:26

Control Panel-Default Programs-Associate a file type or protocol with a plan-Ringlet down to .GIF, and hightlight information technology, to then click the "Alter" button, and cull the browser, (like Cyberspace Explorer or Windows Photo Viewer .) found this Windows 7 Gif Viewer.exehttp://www.goofwear.com/windows/1.Right click on your Gif image. 2.click on backdrop. 3.T here is a "alter" buttonIn front of open up with , click on it. 4.Browse it where your GIF viewer is installed, mostly it is in C:/programfiles(x86)/GIF viewer/GIFviewer.exe v.click on open and and so ok. And so click on apply and again ok

Lee

2012-08-21 17:35:46

If you want to view the animated GIF, yous can either open up it in a browser or install an image viewer that tin can display them. If yous don't want to download anything, opening in a browser is a good mode to become (in fact, the default on my system is to open .gif files with Internet Explorer, even though Chrome is my default browser..). If y'all don't mind using another file viewer, endeavor out IrfanView (http://world wide web.irfanview.com/). Hopefully in future versions of Windows, there will exist support for animated gifs.

Vipul Jain

2012-08-21 17:29:17

you need to open up them in whatever browser you have installed. In the default image viewer they practise not breathing.Lamentable but true :/