Copyright protection for images on a webpage?
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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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You can't really keep people from stealing a JPG and reposting it someplace.\n\nWhat you CAN do is watermark your images with some text -- your name, a copyright message, a Web link -- so it's obvious you took the photo. Position it properly, and they won't be able to crop it out.\n\nThe program I use is called 1-more Watermarker, and it's located here: http://www.1-more.com/pr_water.htm\n\nIt costs $19 but you'll find it's well worth the money.\n\nYou could also try searching on http://www.download.com for watermark programs and might be able to find a freebie; the one freebie I found there, about a year ago, was trash, but maybe there's a good one now.
259311
you need to slice it...\nPhotoshop and Image can then generate the html for the page to work...
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.
600461
If you are the owner, writing copyright is all you need. If you find out somebody is taking something, find who hosts their website and they will take it from there.
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You need to host the image on your own personal server or at photobucket.com or a site like that.  Then when you go to edit your page you have to write HTML code like this:\n\n<img src="http://www.photobucket.com/myimage.jpg">
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Using your pictures? Your web pages? How did he use them? Just copied them? Or did he linked them from your site?\n\nIf linked from your site... this takes a bit of persistence, but it's VERY effective and satisfying. :)  Replace the stolen content with pictures that says something to the effect that \n\n"This picture was linked illegally from _______. Please visit _____ if you want to know the details."\n\nObviously, change your own website to link to the REAL picture's new name. :)\n\nDo this once every two days, create a new name for your existing pic, change your website, and put in another "this picture ____" That way even if he changes his website he's still ****ed. \n\nIf webpages are stolen (put inside a frame, etc. you bascially do the same thing. :)  Similar. \n\nKeep this up for a month. You'll drive that guy bonkers and probably out of business. \n\nHowever, if he merely stole the CONTENT of your webpages, that's more difficult to retaliate on as it's very difficult to prove who owns what, and a lot of people are still mistakenly considering all webpages being in the public domain, thus, fair game to any copying! It's wrong, but it's hard to "fix". You can complain to their ISP, write up a lawyer-looking letter that demand a certain webpage be taken down for copyright violation, but it's unknown how long they will take to do so. \n\nA long time ago someone copied my Star Trek website verboten onto their Lycos account and it took Lycos 1.5 weeks to kill it. And that's on a free host. If they pay for their own space you may have even harder time convincing their host.
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You can't. You either need to specify the subdirectory (e.g. src=<images/image1.jpg" /> or else move the images into the same directory as your files (I wouldn't recommend that). Also, by the way, you should add a slash at the end of your br's and img's, like this:\n\n<img src="image1.jpg" /><br /><br />\n\nThis will make it XHTML compliant, which you should definately adhere to. I am a web designer, so if you need help, send me a message!
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I think I would need to see what you are doing... However, right off the top of my head, the w3c compliant way of doing it would be to have your original picture "braces1.jpg" for instance... when someone clicks on green for example to change the color, you want as little of the image to change as possible, eg: only the braces. This is tricky but the entire image can change seamlessly as well. It will just take a sec longer to load it perhaps.\nto say it simply, everytime you click a color, your web site is going to serve a slighly different image..\n\nThis can likely be done in anything ranging from simple xhtml, to dhtml, or javascript.\n\nthis is not too entirely involved. If you need help, see my profile and we can banter about it a bit.
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Hi!\nActually you do not need any kind of licensing to do this, but I would recommend you to register your pictures under Copyrights that way you can avoid "somehow" people to copy your artwork! :) Additionally if you are seriously planning to do create this kind of business you are talking to the right person as I'm a professional web-designer, because I can make online-payments before downloads! :) Just contact me : gio@gomezsolutions.com. Take care!
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View Source\n\nIts irritating when people disable right click. They usually are trying to protect their graphics from being copied.\n\nThey use a small bit of Javascript to do this. So use View> Source on the IE menu and scan the HTML for what you want. When you fin dthe uRL of a picture, you can then enter that on the address bar and see just the picture. They may use just the name of the graphic , e.g. picture.jpg instead of teh fully qualified address. If so, just replace the name of the webpage with  picture.jpg .\n\ni.e. if you are viewing source of website.com/webpage.html just replace webpage.html with picture.jpg and hit enter to see graphic on its own.
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well the html code to insert a pic or graphic in a website is \n\n<img src=../dir/temp/image.jpeg alt="mypic">\n\nwhat this does is takes the image from the place where you stored it on the server and places it on the webpage..if for some reason the visitor to your page has disabled images then the alternate text mypic will be displayed\n\ni dont know what you are looking for exactly but for backgrounds for your page this is a good site www.grsites.com/\n\nif you want really cool backgrounds check out http://www.digitalblasphemy.com/\n\nhere are a couple more links \n\nhttp://www.dewa.com/extreme/\nhttp://www.wowgraphics.net/index_en.htm\n\nhave fun
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google images or photobucket
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sign up for photobucket.com\n\nit lets you upload for free and will give you the code you need for your web page.
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You can copyright anything if you go to the correct source.\n Although it costs money to do it, and copyrights do have a limited amount of years.\n\nIt is highly un-needed to copyright a weblayout.\n\nSimply put your logo and/or nickname design on it and if you see someone use it, you have the original pdf or photoshop file for proof of it being yours.
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You need to contact the owners of the license for each particular image, and get permission for use of the images.  You can search the net to find ownership of the images, and check for licensing department.
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Usually people won't be blocked if they don't respect to the website copyright.\n\nd10v01b