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Animated Gif doesn't work

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Steve McCarthy - 01 Mar 2004 21:37 GMT
Hello,
I've downloaed an animated gif from the web, virus
checked OK, then inserted it onto my Master Page.
The thing just won't play though.
I've activated it, set macro security to Medium, tried
publishing to the web, but it still doesn't play.

Has anyone else had this problem and resolved it?

Thanks
Steve
David Bartosik - MS MVP - 01 Mar 2004 23:31 GMT
The use of the master page IS NOT supported in Publisher web publications.

Delete the master page.
Move the gif to a page and make sure it does not touch or overlap another
object.

Resave web.

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> Hello,
> I've downloaed an animated gif from the web, virus
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>  Steve
Steve McCarthy - 02 Mar 2004 15:00 GMT
David,

thanks for the advice.
Are you saying that animated gif's won't work on normal
pages if I still have a master page?

I rather wanted to keep the master page so that I can
keep things like the heading info and navigation control
table in a consistent place on every page.

I appreciate your help on this.

Steve.

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>The use of the master page IS NOT supported in Publisher web publications.
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David Bartosik - MS MVP - 02 Mar 2004 16:52 GMT
Using a master page in a web publication can have unpredictable results in a
number of areas since it's not supported. Based on testing I've done I
recommend it not be used, I found undesirable results could vary from
publish to publish.
The method that should be used is that you insert a new page you use the
copy from page x so that the page elements carry over. For existing pages
you'll have to copy/paste thru them all.

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Steve McCarthy - 03 Mar 2004 14:43 GMT
David,

Publisher (2003) doesn't seem to want to let me delete the
master page. The option is greyed out.

Any ideas?

thanks
Steve

>-----Original Message-----
>Using a master page in a web publication can have unpredictable results in a
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David Bartosik - MS MVP - 03 Mar 2004 16:01 GMT
delete all objects on it.
Go to View menu select Ignore master page.

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enter to win Pub 2003:
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Steve McCarthy - 04 Mar 2004 18:45 GMT
Hi David,

I think I must me missing something simple here and I'd
really appreciate a bit more help ...

I deleted all the objects on the master page but the
option to "Ignore Master Page" is still greyed out.

Anyway, I tried putting the animated GIF on the home
page, and it still won't play.

Thanks
Steve

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>delete all objects on it.
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David Bartosik - MS MVP - 04 Mar 2004 19:34 GMT
All I can suggest is to send me the pub file for review.

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Dub_Man - 10 Mar 2004 01:25 GMT
I have found that if you are downloading a gif using either xp or win2k with
any type of personal firewall that gif's loose there animation. I shut down
my personal firewall and could then insert gif's

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