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timmy2:
You've supplied me with a possible solution to the GUI issue but I still have the problem of not being able to display animated gif files at a specified screen position. I've posted this on IrfanView's site and maybe someone will offer a solution but for now its built-in x,y positioning option fails with animated gifs (though it works fine with png files).
So I'm looking for a simple, preferably chromeless and borderless, image viewer that can display an animated gif without wanting to hug the left edge of the screen. Please note that ZMover can reposition the image to my desired location but it takes a few beats and the effect is rather lame. It would be better if the image viewer has the ability to display an image at a specific screen location.
Thank you to all who have contributed!
skwire:
So I'm looking for a simple, preferably chromeless and borderless, image viewer that can display an animated gif without wanting to hug the left edge of the screen.
-timmy2 (November 02, 2012, 12:03 AM)
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Perhaps my Frameless application will suit your needs? It's a borderless, captionless image viewer with commandline support for image placement. And, yes, it can display animated GIF files. Check out the readme file here.
timmy2:
So I'm looking for a simple, preferably chromeless and borderless, image viewer that can display an animated gif without wanting to hug the left edge of the screen.
-timmy2 (November 02, 2012, 12:03 AM)
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Perhaps my Frameless application will suit your needs? It's a borderless, captionless image viewer with commandline support for image placement. And, yes, it can display animated GIF files. Check out the readme file here.
-skwire (November 02, 2012, 01:08 AM)
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WOW!!! Thank you skwire! Your program is perfect for my application -- with one (hopefully minor) problem: shadows turn white. I don't see a way to insert a picture in this post so I'll visit your site and try emailing you. But I really do appreciate the helpful responses I've received in this forum. Thanks to all.
timmy2:
So I'm looking for a simple, preferably chromeless and borderless, image viewer that can display an animated gif without wanting to hug the left edge of the screen.
-timmy2 (November 02, 2012, 12:03 AM)
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Perhaps my Frameless application will suit your needs? It's a borderless, captionless image viewer with commandline support for image placement. And, yes, it can display animated GIF files. Check out the readme file here.
-skwire (November 02, 2012, 01:08 AM)
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I've created screen captures and will post this issue in your Frameless forum. Thank you again!
rjbull:
ZMover can reposition the image to my desired location but it takes a few beats and the effect is rather lame.-timmy2 (November 02, 2012, 12:03 AM)
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You don't need to pay to reposition windows - PowerPro can do it for you for free, but, it too needs a few moments to notice the window has arrived and take action. It isn't portable, either, if you need that.
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