Animated gif in signature

Hey Guys
Is there any way of including a small animated gif in my signature?
I tried just copying and pasting but then only the first frame displays.
Thanks in advance

I'm having this issue as well — I can no longer send animated gifs in Mail with Mavericks (10.9.0). The image retains its full image size and remains a gif format, but does not play, just sits static. This also affects forwarding animated gifs — which play fine in the mail window — they are static in the compose window and are sent static.

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How do I add an animated GIF to my signature

I am trying to add an animated GIF to my out going email. For my signature. How can do this?

Don't worry! Don't worry everyone I worked it out. Actually I just read the Mail support page segment on adding a signature. You just add a signature as usual but when you add the text, you can drag and adrop a pic/logo into that box. Ah, duh!

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I use a animated gif in my signature in mail. This gif was playing normally (like a animated gif) in mountain lion when I writes a new message. After upgrading to mavericks I can't see the animated gif playing. I just see the first frame. However when I send a mail to my iPad using iOS 7 the animated gif is playing normally.
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I'm having this issue as well — I can no longer send animated gifs in Mail with Mavericks (10.9.0). The image retains its full image size and remains a gif format, but does not play, just sits static. This also affects forwarding animated gifs — which play fine in the mail window — they are static in the compose window and are sent static.

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There have been a couple of threads on this now closed without a solution. I discovered how a somewhat tedious way to get an animated gif into a mac mail msg while seeing the animation in action.
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JT,
Thanks for the post. I don't pretend to be a guru. It appears from the other posts that Apple chose to prevent animated gifs from animating in Mac Mail to enhance security. I don't know much about making the gifs. Here's the animated gif on the web page. It's of a Toyota FJ Cruiser.
http://tinyurl.com/4sw3fdh

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Can you embed an animated gif into emails as a signature? i
have tried it in entourage and outlook, but the gif seems to stick
on the first frame. The animation works fine if viewed in a browser
etc. I have also made the email html format.
any ideas?

Open your browser and browse to and select the animated GIF
image. Do you
see the animation? If not, then you have not properly
exported your GIF as
an animated one. What graphics program are you using?
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"PZE" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> You made an animated GIF in Fireworks, yes? yes
> It works? Animates as you wish? yes
> Then you insert it in DW and you see the image, yes?
no.no.no
> Static in DW (DW will NOT display the animation) but
when you preview the
> page
> in a browser it
> doesn't animate as expected? no, unfortunately not, or
else there would
> be no
> problem
>
> perhaps I am saving or exporting incorrectly. for the
animation previews
> clearly in fireworks, but then I dont get anything in
dreamweaver, neither
> static image on work page or animation in preview
> Please, I would appreciate a little clarity here for
this site has to be
> up
> tonight
> thanks for any help and explanations
>

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Mulder,
I went to the site you mentioned, downloaded an animated GIF, and sent myself a test email. When it didn't work, I went back to that site's help menu and have copied what it said below:
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I checked your response carefully and found that the only difference is that you have a signature set up for your emails, and I do not.
I went to the Eudora site and they support animated GIFs if you sign up for their "paid" program. I couldn't find out the cost anywhere and suspect that it shows up after you've downloaded the program. I'm not familiar with the Balzac client but will check it out. I don't compose my emails using HTML. I simply use the Mail program and format my text using the font and color menus. Is that how you do yours? (I'm still looking for that "extra ingredient" that you have [besides your brain] that makes yours work.)
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I've made an animated gif using flash an am trying to make it
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Luke H wrote:
> I've made an animated gif using flash an am trying to
make it so the gif
> appears in my signature at the bottom of every email. I
can place it in the
> signature but when I send the email the gif is static
and doesn't move. Also
> I'm using a mac and when I recieve an animated gif in an
email from a PC the
> gif is also static. I need to be able to send animated
gifs in emails from PC
> and Mac using Mircosoft Outlook for PC and Entourage for
MAC. Any help would be
> much appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
>
>

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Thanks Barbara!
Barbara B. wrote:
... then bring it to PSE.
I can't drag the single frames from Preview to PSE, because PSE 6 doesn't run in window mode.
(Is this improved in the current version?)
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Barbara B. wrote:
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I cannot figure out why the animated GIFs I am exporting are
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650Byte GIF. I edit the size of the canvas to pad it to a square
(from 54x40 to 54x54, or something like that), then I save it with
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> But the original image is an animated GIF and it's less
than 1KB big! So
> how
> does it increase in size 100 times when I save it
even if I don't
> change
> anything about the image before saving? There is no
PNG file but I can
> link
> you to the original 650 Byte Animated GIF:
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> But the original image is an animated GIF and it's less
than 1KB big! So
> how
> does it increase in size 100 times when I save it
even if I don't
> change
> anything about the image before saving? There is no
PNG file but I can
> link
> you to the original 650 Byte Animated GIF:
>
>
http://www.aotplaza.com/Prod.gif
>
> Is it something to do with my settings perhaps? Like
telling it to save
> extra
> information in the file?
>

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