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[Question] how to view an entire folder, with animated gifs, animated

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Hi there, searched the internet for a solution but didn't find anything that would fix my problem.

My 'problem' is the following:

I have multiple folders on my hdd with animated gifs. Only proplem is they don't animate in Windows Explorer (when viewed in thumbnail mode). Is there a patch or regetry tweak I can apply to get these images to animate in Windows Explorer?

If not, is there a program that can do this for me?

If not, is there a simple tool/tweak to view a folder in Firefox / Internet Explorer? A tool/tweak like the 'save folder list to file' that makes a html file with all locations to the gifs/jpg's so if I open the html file I can watch all animated gifs in Firefox???

I hope someone can help.

Best regards,

René

Please NOW in Microsoft Windows XP section, use [TAGS] in your topic's title.

See rules

--Sonic

I don't believe Windows support gif directly in Explorer.

Try ACDSee or freewares like XnView or others (there are many others !) ...

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