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July 18th, 2003, 07:15 AM
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Article Discussion: Storage and Re-use of Images Using PHP/GD - Part 1
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Why does all files need to be changed to jpg or png? If I want to upload a gif, for example a vector graphic image or some other sort of image with few colors, and I want it to stay in gif-format, will that make things more difficult when using the image later on or...?
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Hi Torkil, Unfortunately, the newer versions of GD don't support GIF formats. Because of copyright laws, royalties would have to paid, and because GD is an open-source project, they've decided to drop support for GIF and not pay the fees. I don't blame them, as the costs can get very high... I'm not sure of any other packages that do support GIF manipulation...
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