Barb,
All that the program does is convert the source code to the
escape character, and when the page is rendered your
computer converts from the escape code back to straight
text.
EG- the letter A has an ASCII value of 64, and in
hexadecimal it is 40. So any time you see a %40 in the
code, your computer will see the letter A
As far a graphics go, once someone view them they are
already on the computer. The best bet is to degrade them to
the point that someone would not want them.
: Hi All,
: I found this program
http://www.hypergurl.com/htmlProtector.html but maybe
: the experts in here can tell you more about it. I have
come across a site
: or two, that when checking the source code, there is none.
These sites can
: be very annoying because when they are open, you lose your
copy and paste
: features and the only way to get it back is to close the
page. Not that I
: am copying from that site but when on my computer I have
many applications
: open. For myself, when looking at code, I am not trying
to steal it, I just
: want to see how something was done. If you are worry
about theft, I must
: say I know the feeling, as I have had some graphics taken
from my site
: without permission.
: Barb V
:
:
message
: : > Hi
: > How can I avoid, if someone who is looking my Web page
on the internet,
: > can
: > go into the View menu to see my source code? I would
like to block that
: > possibility.
: > Can someone help me?
: > Thanks
: > Klaus
:
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