How do I protect a Logo in Outlook 2003.

[Grandad]

Hi
I need to insert a logo in my signature and don't want anyone to be able to
edit or copy it etc. Can anyone help?
Regards
Grandad

 

[DL]

If you send anyone a file they can generally do what they like with the
contents

 

[VanguardLH]

Hi
I need to insert a logo in my signature and don't want anyone to be able to
edit or copy it etc. Can anyone help?

When YOU get an e-mail, just how has anyone prevented YOU from doing
whatever you want with the content of that e-mail? It's on their
property, not yours. Once sent, it is no longer under your control.
You'll will find it very difficult to enforce the common-law copyright
when publicly distributing an image for which you haven't bothered to
actually file a copyright.

 

[Grandad]

Hi
This is getting a little deep..................

All I wanted to achieve was something similar to how a PDF works. I have
received emails from others in the past where no matter how you try to open
an item (i.e. logo/photo etc) it won't open.

Regards
Grandad

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

you could make the signature an image - but if they are smart enough, they
can edit it. The no-right-click-to-save scripts won't work in email (and
are pointless in webpages and easily gotten around).

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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