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I assume you're using IE to browse the net. If so, try to check your IE settings to see if IE is set to show animated images. You can find the setting under Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab. In the Multimedia settings, make sure that Play animation in web pages is checked. Restart IE if you've made any changes, then try to view the gifs again.
If that doesn't work, then it's possible that there may be a setting in either IE or your firewall (if you have one) that blocks animated images, although that's unlikely if you haven't had that problem before.
This problem may also be registry related, so updating or repairing IE can reset you registry settings so the images will be shown properly.
In your anti spy-ware Make sure that the option to block animation is turned OFF.
this can happen when you download or start a new security program.
Originally posted by Girlonthehill
LMAO!!!!
You nutter! Yeah, I had noticed that. LOL I guess it's all done in the name of Seach engine optimisation.
We did it on ours (used NASCAR)and it's working pretty well. We're top ten with a few SE's now and we've not been live for two months yet.
Alien, have you any clues as to why my pc has suddenly stopped showing animations? When I view animated .gifs they are not animating at all. I've checked in Maxthon, SlimBrowser, IE6 and Firefox - all nada. I'm stumped. I'm asking you as you use ani.gifs all the time.
You nutter! Yeah, I had noticed that. LOL I guess it's all done in the name of Seach engine optimisation.
We did it on ours (used NASCAR)and it's working pretty well. We're top ten with a few SE's now and we've not been live for two months yet.Alien, have you any clues as to why my pc has suddenly stopped showing animations? When I view animated .gifs they are not animating at all. I've checked in Maxthon, SlimBrowser, IE6 and Firefox - all nada. I'm stumped. I'm asking you as you use ani.gifs all the time.
If that doesn't work, then it's possible that there may be a setting in either IE or your firewall (if you have one) that blocks animated images, although that's unlikely if you haven't had that problem before.
This problem may also be registry related, so updating or repairing IE can reset you registry settings so the images will be shown properly.
In your anti spy-ware Make sure that the option to block animation is turned OFF.
this can happen when you download or start a new security program.
LOL
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