Blocking download of pictures on published web

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Rick

Is there a feature in Frontpage 2000 that I can use when
developing web pages that will block others from
downloading pictures from the published web? i.e. block
the "Save Picture As" feature.
 
Not possible to protect any content inserted on a web page, as it must be
downloaded for viewing. Blocking right click will not stop someone that
wants your images.

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You can block people from getting a menu at all when they
right click on anything on your webpage. But as the
gentlman said before the images still will go into their
cache. I know several 8 year olds that know how to get
images from there. Blocking the right click will stop 40%
of people perhaps, the other 59% you should just create
watermarks or copyright type things in the images
themselves hard to edit out.
 
Blocking the right-click will irritate people, drive them away from your web
site, and mark you as an amateur. It is a BAD idea, and accomplishes
nothing.

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Kevin Spencer
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Dennis said:
You can block people from getting a menu at all when they
right click on anything on your webpage. But as the
gentlman said before the images still will go into their
cache. I know several 8 year olds that know how to get
images from there. Blocking the right click will stop 40%
of people perhaps, the other 59% you should just create
watermarks or copyright type things in the images
themselves hard to edit out.
 

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