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Drop an Animated GIF into a Microsoft Outlook Email
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- Опубликовано: 29 апр 2020
- The purpose of this tutorial is to show you how to drop an animated GIF into a Microsoft Outlook email. This won't be an attachment, it will be animated in the contextual area of that email.
**Please note if you are operating Windows 64-bit, it may not work for you. I used this on Windows 32-bit and it worked swimmingly.**
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This was wonderful. Thank you for getting straight to the point.
So many word/excel/powerpoint tutorials are overly wordy and complicated for some reason... Thank you for being to-the-point and authentic! :)
Thank you for that kind feedback.
Do you have any plugins installed already on outlook ! Bcz when I tried it doesn't worked for me
After 6 useless videos, finally it worked. Thanks a ton.
I'm working with Microsoft Outlook and it didn't work for me either.
I landed on your video after watching a bunch of others to find the fix for my problem … Huge Help and saved me hours! Thanks … subscribing you now !
Thank you so much! This worked for me but instead of using Word I just went to Insert Picture on the Insert Tab and it worked!!!
OMG such a random fix. Fascinating. Thank you!
Thank you! I spent way too much time trying to figure this out!
Wow ... it is so easy .. you are a great teacher
Worked like a charm!! thank you so much!
You and others say JIF but it stands for Graphical Interchange Format so why change G to J ?
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Thank you. This was helpful 👍🏿
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for! :)
AMAZING!!! I thought it'll be harder but WOW! thank you
Thank you, Melissa,
It Worked with me easily 🙏
Thank you for your clear advice
Thank you for this video!
Thanks Melissa! Helpful!
Its just Awesome.. You killed it
This was extremely helpful. thank you
Thank you Melissa.
Omg thanks a million
IT WORKED PERFECTLY FOR ME, THANK YOU!
Thanks!
Very helpful! Thanks!
AMAZING!!! Thanks. This helps me alot
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so helpful
thank you! this is very helpful
This is genius! Thanks for this!
Awesome tip. Thanks
Worked for me. Thanks
Thanks!! You saved my day!!! It worked!!!!
You are welcome. 🎈
Worked!!! Thank you
Maravilloso, me encantó y que Sorprendente la forma de hacerlo, un súper LIKE. 😁
How would I create an animated gif to show a 3 seconds on what to click on a website?
Thank you so much Melissa! (new subbie!!)
Is there an option to change the no of cycle the gif plays. At one point is stopping, if I wish to keep it going what can be done?
Hi there! Thanks for this, I did everything you described but once I sent the email, the gif went static so I basically just sent a picture. Is there a way to fix this?
Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Great video. Is there an option to add something like this to your outlook signature so it appears when you send emails?
It works for me up until I send and then as the recipient it isn't moving, it looks like a static photo...any suggestions?
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There's a great shortcut to this process, maybe it's been discussed already.
It's not working for me either. Does it work only on some versions of outlook?
Yes. Only some versions of Outlook. Sorry.
Speed tip: Drop a gif into Word, then drag into email -> Done
Thanks
Please check your "gif" pronunciation. GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format :)
The creator of them said they are pronounced like “jif” peanut butter
It didn't work for me either
Didn't work for me strangely enough...
It doesn't work 😢
Did not work for me.
It's not working
@@melissaculver800 I am working with Microsoft Word and MS Outlook. I did the process of dropping the GIF MS WORD and from there I droped it to MS OUTLOOK, but I was unsuccessful
JIF? The first letter in GIF is "graphics" lol
so time consuming...yahoo stopped including easy to use gifs
I wasted 2 minutes