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Re: hiding Html from Viewersby "Ted Temer" <temer(at)c-zone.net> |
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Dorine: Keep people from copying you work -- Sorry ... There are one or two gizmos that limit this sort of thing to those who haven't learned to "hack" around them but the general, practical answer is that you CAN NOT stop this unless you keep your material OFF the web and that would of course, be self defeating. In a very real sense, it is just like publishing a book. If they can read it, they can copy it. Web pages are the same--there is no way for a person to view your page until the material has been downloaded to the browser. By this time it is all on their computer and they can pretty much "have their way with it". In both cases, the only sure way to keep people from helping themselves to your stuff is to use a bank vault. Actually--when someone copies a few lines from one of my books, I'm kind of proud. When they give me a credit line, I'm delirious with joy. (Of course, some would say delirious is my natural state) Best wishes Ted Temer Temercraft Designs Redding, CA temer(at)c-zone.net http://www.temercraft.com http://www.newsredding.com/ >Hi, >I would like to know how I can set up a code to keep viewer from taking my >graphics and getting to my HTML coding and Java scripts. >Any idea's? > > >Sincerely Dorine ><A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Bit/4017/index.html" >Angel's >Web Graphics and Designs</A> >
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