Hi Folks,
Steve wrote:
> The reason I said that gifs may only be made by license was
> to be more encompassing than that.
> If you make the software that makes the gif, then you need a
> license.
> If you run a website which displays a gif made on
> non-licensed software, then the site needs a license.
> Unisys will get its money on the creation end, or on the display
> end... but in the long run, everyone pays for it... kinda like
> taxes.
If anyone feels vulnerable with GIFs on their website, then the
contraband GIFs can be laundered through a (GIF)-licenced software. That
would make them acceptable to Unisys, and should not raise their ire.
I have a legal/licenced/registered copy of Alchemy MindWork's Gif
Construction Kit - be happy to launder your dirty GIFs. It will leave
info inside the file saying that it was "made" by a licenced software.
I am sure that there are others on this list who also can "launder"
GIFs.
Regards,
Ron
Ron Clarke http://homepages.valylink.net.au/~ausreg/music.html
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