Link in a animated gif?

Hi.
Just wonder, is it possible to insert a link on a animated
gif?
Like - frame 1 links to www.blablabla.com
Frame2 to another...and so on ?
Kind regards,
Bjørn.

Nope
alex
btn wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Just wonder, is it possible to insert a link on a
animated gif?
> Like - frame 1 links to www.blablabla.com
> Frame2 to another...and so on ?
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Bj?rn.

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rpk5000 wrote:
This is where you're wrong. Dipshits like you post **** like this all the time when it's readily available information that can be searched for WITHOUT >hosing up our forums.Great, give me a link, or even a search term to use on google or these forums. Before you give me search terms, you might want to actually check and make sure the answer is somewhere there...are you out of your freakin mind?!?!?!
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