Hi Folks I know there was some debate about protecting images on the web recently and having had a few people rip off my work watched the thread with interest.
I came across an interesting link the other day which may be old hat to some so apologise if you've seen it already. It's a pretty concise article which goes a little further than the thread did in dealing with Print Screen and Screen capture as a way of circumventing code and JavaScript disablement on the right mouse button. I can pick holes in the fact that one of the solutions may deter visitors by requiring installation of a small applet/plugin without which the user wouldn't be able to view the images. On the flipside, being able to view a large, good quality image without worry of it being stolen has advantages for the visitor and previews can be made as lo-res or thumbnail crops of the whole picture to encourage the visitor to view large images. http://eletters.pcmag.com/zd1/cts?d=81-664-5-2-18469-55078-1 Regards Alex =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
