Is there a way of making the text in a website unable to be copied and pasted from the page in the browser?
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there is ALWAYS a way. it just depends how imaginative the person trying to copy it is.\n\nyou can add javascript code(s) to disable a bunch of things like right clicks, or mess up the ability to highlight something by making the left click action do something weird. but at the end of they day they could probably just get it from inside the page itself using:\nview > source\n\nyou can make it harder to stop casual copying of your text, but nothing you try will make much difference to anyone that knows computer stuff quite well.\n\nto refer to an earlier point i made, i run mozilla firefox with all javascript disabled so any page with code to stop me doing stuff within the page would be ignored by my computer lol
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Possibly try putting " around the code, letting people know when pasting, not to paste the "
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If you are talking about the HTML itself, please be aware that there is no way to absolutely stop it.  You can keep them from doing that through the browser, but most browsers cache web pages to some local location.  They could easily browse there and view the file on their system.\n\nTry viewing http://www.netmechanic.com/news/vol5/design_no18.htm for additional information.
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open internet explorer.....tools....option....secrutity tab...restricted websites...copy the website and paste into  mozilla firefox
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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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Yes, you can use java script in text area. but the result will be display on browser.
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Put this in between the <body></body> tags.\n\nIts just one line, but just as effective as the usual long scripts you see.\n\n<body oncontextmenu="return false;"> \n\n\n\n\nAnyone can highlight an image and choose "copy" from their toolbar to steal images.  This script will make that a little more difficult, as it disabled the ability to highlight anything.  Put it between the <head></head> tags:\n<script type="text/javascript">\n\n//form tags to omit in NS6+:\nvar omitformtags=["input", "textarea", "select"]\n\nomitformtags=omitformtags.join("|")\n\nfunction disableselect(e){\nif (omitformtags.indexOf(e.target.tagName.toLowerCase())==-1)\nreturn false\n}\n\nfunction reEnable(){\nreturn true\n}\n\nif (typeof document.onselectstart!="undefined")\ndocument.onselectstart=new Function ("return false")\nelse{\ndocument.wZzyusedown=disableselect\ndocument.onmouseup=reEnable\n}\n\n</script>
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visit these links\n\ni cannot copy paste due to copyrite infringement according to stupid yahoo\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/toolbar/toolbar-10.html\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=157729
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I don't think it can be done but in case some HTML expert comes these are the allowed codes in Yahoo! Groups\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/messages/messages-28.html
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Right Click on the page >> select View Source >> Copy the HTML code >> Paste it where ever you want
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yes go to java script website they have a secure login they give you the HTML code simply paste it on your page.
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The page says nothing about pasting into your browser, you should copy and past it into your website. This is fairly simple, but since I don't know where your website is hosted (or if you even have a website) I can't give you step by step instructions. All you have to do is copy and past the contents of the text box into your website's HTML code. It would be very helpful if you knew how to write basic HTML; a good online tutorial is at the link below:\n\nhttp://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/tut0.html
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It is hard to understand why the content of a website is modified and doesn't read as written.....Yahoo should answer this!
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If your only looking to acces the text you can use a translation service, like Google't translate feature or bable fish on Altavista. It will act kind of like a proxy. It will give you the text on that site without you having to actually go to it. I haven't had to use a method like this to get around a blocking service in quite some time but last time I checked bable fish didn't do to well with formatting and images.
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No matter what you do, I can do a screen save or shoot a pic of the browser window with any of a dozen utilities, or download the image straight off the site without using a browser.\n\nIt is pointless to try, and these things are so common knowledge that trying them just makes you look foolish. Lest you think I am kidding, go to the url below and scroll down until you get to this statement (it's the 6th site down): \nThe "Only Stupid People Think You Can Protect Your Content By Disabling the Right Mouse Click" Award Goes to:\n\nhttp://www.webpagesthatsuck.com/worst-web-design-featured-on-web-pages-that-suck-in-2005.html\n\n\nAll you can really do to protect your images is to watermark them.
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Removing it is next to impossible. It is there so you can edit the code of a web page.  Just don't click it
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You can use several sites to do it for you.  I have included my favorite below.\n\nIt can translate pasted text, or even whole web pages!