Animated Picture adding problem...

Dear apex coummunity members;
* I have embeded an animated image (*.GIF) but it is showing as a stick picture. How I can add animated picture
in my page. My region is HTML Type and my syntax in SOURCE as :
<img src="/i/WELCOME.GIF" alt="this is image">
* Secondaly I have added image it is showing border which is making bad looking. Picture added in a seperate
region, in source with this syntax:
<img src="/i/WELCOME.GIF" alt="this is image">
Please reply with best solution.
Thanks in advance.
Shahab Khan
[email protected]

Hi Shahab Khan
upload the images first like...
shared components --> files -->images --> create --> select the image and upload it.
<img src="#WORKSPACE_IMAGES#image.gif" alt="My Logo"/>bye
Srikavi

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