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Note: Make sure you're using Windows.Forms.Timer (There are 3 timer implementations with different behaviour)
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Note: Make sure you're using Windows.Forms.Timer (There are 3 timer implementations with different behaviour)

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Can you use a static GIF and an animated GIF and switch between the two as necessary? &nbsp;You would avoid the need to have lots of .ico files then.
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Can you use a static GIF and an animated GIF and switch between the two as necessary?  You would avoid the need to have lots of .ico files then.

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No you can't use gifs, there icons. &nbsp;You could however put the icons in a resource file and load the icons from the resource file.
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No you can't use gifs, there icons.  You could however put the icons in a resource file and load the icons from the resource file.

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Never mind, it was just a thought ;-)
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I have windows form with notify icon. On certain event I want the Icon to animate till user click on it. Then message box should display the message and notify icon should stop animation.<br />
How can I do it? <br />

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I have windows form with notify icon. On certain event I want the Icon to animate till user click on it. Then message box should display the message and notify icon should stop animation.
How can I do it? 


Animate notify icon

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