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Hello Jun-ho,
Thank you for your post. A .gif will work the same as any other picture when it comes to saving it to your desktop background. Right-click the picture and select 'Set as Desktop Background'.
Cheers
Jason Microsoft Answers Support Engineer Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
If you do this it does not move. What is the point of a GIF if it does not move?
Me too!! WoW! a lot of people want this!
Yeah I would like to put an animated gif as my background as well!!!
Thank you Jason but the GIF won't move. I have Windows 7.
