No. Guys. You're taking the technical angle. What you do is:
1. Fill a screen with small text like: What you are about to see is sensitive and private and blah and blah ... ... By proceeding, you faithfully promise to look at it briefly, not even really remembering what you are seeing ... ... no photographs, screen captures, etc etc ... Really, go on and on and on. 2. At the bottom, you need some really small text like: Agreeing to all of the above, on pain of having your eyes plucked out, press the <enter> key to so swear and continue. See, easy peasy. Now I hear you saying: "I never read that fine print anyway". Correct, me neither. So here's the real point. They've sworn away their eyes and, if you get your legal bods onto it, their house, car and cat. Now you set up a surveillance camera to collect evidence. It needs to see the screen so that you can be sure that they've seen the data (which also gives you a sneaky way around the disclaimer for yourself) and the keyboard to confirm that they did press the <enter> key. Done, like a dinner. Please make sure you code the disclaimer so that any key press other than <enter> will refresh the screen otherwise the user might choose not to proceed and then they probably won't get their work done. Wayne _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list [email protected] http://ns3.123.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/delphi
