Stopping the Save picture As option

dorayme wrote:

Mac have had for a very long time - and you missed this bit -
_great_ screen capture software. For example, I do not know a
single Windows user who has ever been able to tell me how to
match Command Shift 4 (which captures whatever you want on the
screen, not the lot) on Windows (of old at least). Just remember,
you are an old hand and can do anything on a computer (I have my
men reporting some very weird stuff indeed re you and
computers!). But the average punter would shower the Mac commands
on this with praise. I am no big Windows knocker, just something
I have observed over the years.

I will concede that Window's CTRL+PrintScreen is basic, but there are
countless screen capture utilities available many like in IrfanView are
freeware...

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Jonathan
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Damien <no (AT) email (DOT) com> wrote:
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Hi all,

I am a amateur when it comes to making web pages.

I have been to web pages that if you right click on a picture a box is
displayed say that you can download. You dont get the right click
menu at all on these sites.
I want to have that option on the pages I want to make. (No right
click menu)

If you are an expert user then you could probably get around it and
download the pictures but I'm not targeting advance users.

Maybe there is a program out there that will do what i say for me?

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.h...90c4e78af56951

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.h...90c4e78af56951

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nightmarish!"
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Damien wrote:

If you are an expert user then you could probably get around it and download
the pictures but I'm not targeting advance users.
Maybe there is a program out there that will do what i say for me?

Basically if they can see it, they own it. Even if that owning is
something as simple as pressing printscreen and capturing it.

Damien wrote:

Hi, is there a way of stopping people from downloading or printing the
pictures on my web site?

No. Don't annoy your visitors with futile attempts at theft prevention.
Put a watermark on your images instead.

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Berg

Jonathan N. Little wrote:

Mac have had for a very long time...
I will concede that Window's CTRL+PrintScreen is basic..

And I for one will always choose my operating system based on its
ability to do a screen capture...

Travis Newbury wrote:

Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Mac have had for a very long time...
I will concede that Window's CTRL+PrintScreen is basic..

And I for one will always choose my operating system based on its
ability to do a screen capture...

LOL! Yes, screen capture is a *mission critical* feature!

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Take care,

Jonathan
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http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Jonathan N. Little wrote:

I sure love how Mac's seem to think they invented it... Screen capture
has been part of Windows since 95 I believe

Macs have had screen capture since long before 1995. I can't remember
when it was introduced but it has been a Mac thing for many years.

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In article <e7adb$459aa22f$40cba7c1$31262 (AT) NAXS (DOT) COM>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art (AT) centralva (DOT) net> wrote:

Travis Newbury wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Mac have had for a very long time...
I will concede that Window's CTRL+PrintScreen is basic..

And I for one will always choose my operating system based on its
ability to do a screen capture...


LOL! Yes, screen capture is a *mission critical* feature!

Yes, it is for certain types of work, very handy indeed... so I
will leave you two old cronies chuckling away with each other...

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dorayme

dorayme wrote:

In article <e7adb$459aa22f$40cba7c1$31262 (AT) NAXS (DOT) COM>,
"Jonathan N. Little" <lws4art (AT) centralva (DOT) net> wrote:

Travis Newbury wrote:
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
Mac have had for a very long time...
I will concede that Window's CTRL+PrintScreen is basic..
And I for one will always choose my operating system based on its
ability to do a screen capture...

LOL! Yes, screen capture is a *mission critical* feature!

Yes, it is for certain types of work, very handy indeed... so I
will leave you two old cronies chuckling away with each other...

Pfffffh! Okay! (chuckle, chuckle).

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Take care,

Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

Travis Newbury wrote:

I for one will always choose my operating system based on its
ability to do a screen capture...

We warned you that Flash rots your mind!
You write too much of it and all you can still think about is its
representation as a bitmap.