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I copied this animated dance image from a website.
[ (Well, I tried to paste it here so you could see it. I thought all I had to do was drag it here, but I guess life's just not that easy.) ] Visualize this: a man and woman dancing. Really cute. Except that when I copied it for myself from the website, they won't "dance". So how is this done? What's the magic command? Thanks. neye:
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Open it in Preview, usually just double click it and then control click (right click) customise toolbar and drag 'Play' onto it :-) Have fun ~ 15" MacBook Pro. OSX 10.7 ~ 3G iPad 2 ~
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anyway, control click the image and asave to your mac, then edit it as you wish, and post it here as usual. |
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In this case, I open it in Preview, I control click, and get no customize toolbar to use. It remains static. :bandage: |
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What torchy suggested was to either drag and drop the .gif file on the safari icon or start the safari browser. Then click and drag the .gif file from the desktop on to the open safari browser.
I just tried both methods and they both work. Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, It's about learning to dance in the rain! |
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