Thanks to everybody who replied on this. I eventually changed the name of the file, so that when people clicked on his name they saw this <http://www.ashleykaryl.com/images/4.jpg>
Over night, he had around 1500 hits and strangely enough, this morning had stopped using the image. It's a pity really because I thought it said it all. The idea about being able to refuse any link that isn't clicked on from my web site is an interesting one which I will ask my web site host about. I know they are running on Linux servers, so it may well be possible. Thanks Ashley Bill Martin 1/6/03 12:27 am > > On Saturday, May 31, 2003, at 05:50 PM, Keith Cooper wrote: > >>> Password protect it. >> Have you tried altering >> the name and leaving some other file with the original name ;-)) >> > > Such as a picture file that says something like: "you are in violation > of the copyright laws of xxxxx, and as such are now subject to legal > prosecution, fines and possible imprisonment...." etc. =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
