how to 'lock' photos posted on the web so they can't be copied? please help. thanks?
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imposible. anyone can use their browser to save them locally. i don't think u can exploit something on the users browser or trick them to install a 'anti-save' picture plug-in. even so, they can always make a screenshot and crop they're desired picture. best tactics are to put only thumbnails (little pics) or to put low-resolution pictures.
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I do believe the site has it's own photo editing service, not quite sure how it works but when it says upload the photo of the item, find the camera and then select the picture upload it by clicking it and then use the buttons to enhance it, I also think you need to use selling manager which is free. Sorry it's a bit vague but it might help good luck with selling.
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You can burn the IMG file using Magic ISO.\n\nGood Luck w/ your Piracy!
265290
There is only one way to prevent this. Keep your stuff off of the web. No other way exists.\n\nHowever you can make it harder for them.\n\nUse an HTML Obfuscator program to scramble your source code. This will keep most people from decrypting it ans stealing pieces of the code. But they will still be able to take a screen shot of your page and save it as an image. Then cut out the part they want and save it as a new image.\n\nIf you have photos put your name on the surface of the photo. Most people won't want to take them after you have done that.\n\nDisabling your visitors right mouse button is a waste of time. It only stops one of the dozen or so ways to take your stuff.
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usually you have to go to photobucket and sign up and be a member. it's free and they give you all sorts of codes to put it anywhere. they are really helpful with stuff like that.
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use photobucket i think but im not sure
421974
I recommend that you use ASP.net (C# or VB.net). If your just trying to lock an html page with no code, it cant be done unles you use a program like "HTML lock".
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I found these off Google image search, so some of them might be copyright protected:\nhttp://www.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/370109/2/istockphoto_370109_post_it_note.jpg\nhttp://www.myjanee.com/tuts/postit/postit17.jpg\nhttp://www1.istockphoto.com/file_thumbview_approve/534180/2/istockphoto_534180_postit_notes.jpg
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Images that websites dont want you to copy usually have watermarks on them or are right click disabled, some sites have a lable on them, if they do find you with there picture you usually get a warrning asking you to take them off.
858779
you would have to upload it at a site like photobucket or something like that. then they would give you a code for it then you paste that code in the comment section. o and photobucket is free too!
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◙ there are a dozen different ways to steal source code and images. only way to protect them is keep them off the internet. disabling right click is a complete waste of time. i have a script to disable the script you use to do that :) there are apps that promise you that no one can steal your code after you run your code through it. wanna bet? no way to protect it. trust me.
695283
if you cut open the bottom of the photo on the white part you can open it and make a pocket to hide things. so no they are not allowed. Try regular photos.
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There is some outrageously bad advice above. \n\nYou unquestionably violate the copyright of the photographer when you reprint it without authorization, regardless of the fact that it's on a web page. Further, you violate the copyright of the web page author.\n\nThe only exception to the rule is what's known under the copyright law as a fair use...  and what you've described is unlikely to qualify.
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Better you use PICASA its the easiest program to remove and edit your photos download it from the site below. http://picasa.google.com/index.html
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1. Learn how to link correctly.\n\n2. No, it's not been made public and damned if I'll register for some stupid site to see your crappy photos.
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A photography studio may be able to help you with that.  They have solution that they put on a photo and loosen it from the glass--hopefully without ruining it.
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copy it from anywhere on the internet. \nif it's not on the internet, upload it to photobucket.com or flickr.com and then copy it and paste it into your email.\nagain, it has to be on the internet or the source will be on your computer and not from the internet, and therefore the person you're sending the email to will not be able to see the image enless they're viewing the image on the computer the image is on.