| A standard introduced in 1989 that was introduced to replace the original GIF87a. The type of GIF is commonly referred to as an animated gif because of it's ability to create animated pictures as a single image. However, in addition to this ability this new standard also gave the capability of transparent images. Below is an example of an animated gif that prints out "Computerhope.com Free computer help!" if the browser supports it and animated images are enabled. 
- Additional information about how to create a gif89a can be found on document CH001115.
Also see: GIF, Transparent | |
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