Kym,
   Let Just star with Boy are you uptight.. Dam.. It
is Fri. You know. Now Assume I have the time to go
through my Cache to find that one image.. Hmm You
think it really is there? After all these guys are
using some plug in that even if you go into Paint Shop
Pro and Capture a screen shot you know what comes up?
Ther clever little Logo only.. I for one find it very
nice to see someone has put the time into the thought
of helping the Pro's out there that create the
graphics and if this is the topic of the day I think
we should read it or get off the list as I do not
always agree with the topic I simply delete the mail
but I never seem to just lash out at the entire group
with some stupid remark you may not have tested to be
prooven first. 

   As I said I would bet that the images are not
cached If you would like to goto there site browse
around and then search your cache bin and send a
sample I might shut up on this but till then... 
   I Simply say... Have a Nice weekend and I hope all
enjoys the sun that shines over us...
Mr.Wizard(at)pc-wizard.net






Ya know, for the *gazillionth* time....every time a
graphic loads into your
browser, it also lands/sit/stays in your cache until
such time as your
cache is emptied....I don't care what kind of fancy
schmancy methods you
use to stop the user at the actual site...it's STILL
in the
cache....*anyone* who is THAT desperate to steal a
graphic will track it
down from there.

Watermark/distort/destroy/tie a bow around the damned
thing..it's NOT going
to stop theft...BUT, it will irritate the crap out of
the thief because
he/she can't use what they have worked so hard to
track down only to find
that they have wasted their time... 


Kym


At 09:54 AM 04/14/2000 -0700, Chuck Evans wrote:
>Admittedly, it is much more of a problem to get
images from this site, since
>the CleverContent plug-in seems to disable the
PrintScreen key as well as
>the right mouse click. But I was able to PRINT the
page containing the
>graphic, so that means if I just print to a
Postscript file, then distill it
>into an Adobe Acrobat file, I'll then have something
I can screen capture.
>
>As I said, way too much work just to get a tiny,
low-res copy of one of
>their images.
>
>Still, I don't think I'll be going back that site,
since I don't like the
>way they have hijacked my keyboard and mouse. Given
the choice of buying
>images from CleverContent (or another site that uses
their plugin to show
>pictures) or, let's say, Corbis, I'll choose Corbis,
since they seem to
>"trust" their customers more.
>
>---------------------------------------------------------
>Chuck Evans
>Web Marketing Manager
>Captura Software, Inc.
>(425) 424-1155
>chucke(at)captura.com
>www.captura.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Peter Benoit
[mailto:pbenoit(at)triton-network.com]
>
>Someone mentioned http://www.clevercontent.com/
before.  Go ahead... try to
>screen capture, right mouse click, drag & copy their
protected images.




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