how to protect my online picture from being copied by anyone?
491985
there is no 100% way of doing it. you can implement scripts to prevent right clicking, You can embed it into a java applet or flash file to make it difficult, but if someone really wants it. . . . .  it's just a screen shot away.
1066377
some web pages are encrypted to prevent copyrighted material being taken, you can download free software that allows you to take a snapshot of the entire screen and then print that off, try cnet downloads.
256357
There are various "no right click" scripts (google "no right click javascript") you can add to your pages. But those can be gotten around by anyone with any kind of knowledge.\nYou can watermark all your pictures. This makes them ugly, though. And a corner or bottom watermark can be cropped. Supposedly there's a way to put some kind of invisible digital signal you can search for and know that others are using your pictures...but that's all I know about it, sorry.\nYou can make all your text pages into images using Photoshop.  However, then search engines can't find the text on your page so you'll get bad ranking/no ranking.\nYou can post a curse on every page directed at band-width stealers, picture takers and text lifters.  That's a fun way. Is it effective? Who knows?
719987
u can use pc security software \nwhich can be download from the \nwww.download.com\nand key word is pc security.
395832
get a photo bucket account and upload your picture there... it will give you a url for the specified picture and you can take it from there (copy and paste) and put it in the designated background url
753137
Realize something, to be displayed on somebody computer, your image is sent to that computer.  You CAN'T control what they do with it.  \n\nThey don't event need to look at your page to get the image, they could download it directly.
663071
you can snag any picture you see on the internet with a RIGHT-CLICK > SAVE TARGET AS. \n\n*** keep in mind copyright and other ownership restrictions may apply to the images ***\n\nonce you've done the SAVE AS (effectively "downloading" it), you can use the upload process to get it onto myspace.\n\nFYI... microsoft has a TON of free clipart & images. link below.
362650
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.
1159341
the best thing is to scan the file attachment... don't open it if you don't know who is it from... update your anti virus software and prevent going to any website that may leave back doors for hackers...
821306
why not just ask them for a copy of the picture,or screen capture it and then edit the picture. and then u can set it to your profile.\nand no there is no code that will rip it for you.
327602
Don't worry about it.  There is enough nudity on the www that folks probably won't even notice.  And there are billions of internet users world wide that the chances of your pic ending up on your bosses computer are remote.\n\nAfter years of surfing amature porn, I have never seen someone I know on the web.
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Online security and copyright infringement
511774
Yes, it would be very easy to make a case for violation of copyright for you using someone else's picture without permission. Quite a few people won't pursue it, but it is an option.\nThe best way is to email the webmaster (or copyright holder) for permission to use it; if you get the permission save the picture to your own server (so you aren't stealing their bandwidth), and then link using the img tag. To give proper credit, you should probably include a copyright statement, either as a caption near the picture, or in the title attribute of the img tag, like...\n<img src="pic.jpg" title="Copyright © (date), (copyright holder's name and website), Used with permission">
510307
Directly form the owner of the copyright. But do you really need THAT exact image? I doubt the fact, start browsing sites that offer stock photography for free, there's so much stuff out there that you'll soon forget about your current obsession, I promise you. Try sxc.hu for start. But look around, there's so many sites, no use getting stuck on this one image.
213238
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.
729811
Google doesn't own it's images, it just finds them for you. So you'll have to click on the individual image and track down the owner to really find out if they will let you use it or not.
48059
You would use something such as the following:\n\n<body background="image.jpg">