Is there an html code for no right click

I'm looking for an html code that will not allow visitors to your site, right
click on a picture to copy it. I have found a couple on different websites,
one of them completely wipes out the site, (luckily I had a backup) and the
other says that the code written for no right click doesn't really work. That
if you disable javascript or go back into the site with a different browser,
say firefox, then you would still be able to copy the pictures. Does anyone
know where I can get a code that can't be worked around to copy? Any info
would be appreciated. Thank you.

Shauna
Sun Feb 04 06:10:40 CST 2007

Hi NoUturns

As far as I am aware there is no 100% bullet-proof way to prevent people
copying pictures from your website.

Some believe that the most useful strategy is to tell the image search
engines not to index your images, so people don't find them in the firsrt
place. For some starter information, see
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=40360

Hope this helps.

Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word


"NoUturns" <NoUturns@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm looking for an html code that will not allow visitors to your site,
> right
> click on a picture to copy it. I have found a couple on different
> websites,
> one of them completely wipes out the site, (luckily I had a backup) and
> the
> other says that the code written for no right click doesn't really work.
> That
> if you disable javascript or go back into the site with a different
> browser,
> say firefox, then you would still be able to copy the pictures. Does
> anyone
> know where I can get a code that can't be worked around to copy? Any info
> would be appreciated. Thank you.

Graham
Sun Feb 04 06:14:40 CST 2007

Dream on! *Anything* you allow someone to see can be copied. If all else
fails, web pictures can be copied with screen capture utilities such as
SnagIt.

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NoUturns wrote:
> I'm looking for an html code that will not allow visitors to your
> site, right click on a picture to copy it. I have found a couple on
> different websites, one of them completely wipes out the site,
> (luckily I had a backup) and the other says that the code written for
> no right click doesn't really work. That if you disable javascript or
> go back into the site with a different browser, say firefox, then you
> would still be able to copy the pictures. Does anyone know where I
> can get a code that can't be worked around to copy? Any info would be
> appreciated. Thank you.

Michael
Sun Feb 04 06:45:58 CST 2007

On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 18:10:01 -0800, NoUturns wrote in
microsoft.public.word.vba.general:

>I'm looking for an html code that will not allow visitors to your site, right
>click on a picture to copy it. I have found a couple on different websites,
>one of them completely wipes out the site, (luckily I had a backup) and the
>other says that the code written for no right click doesn't really work. That
>if you disable javascript or go back into the site with a different browser,
>say firefox, then you would still be able to copy the pictures. Does anyone
>know where I can get a code that can't be worked around to copy? Any info
>would be appreciated. Thank you.

1) This is not the best newsgroup to get helpful replies to your
question.

2) There is no way to prevent downloading anything that's visible
on a website. Think about it.

--
Michael Bednarek http://mbednarek.com/ "POST NO BILLS"

Flip
Mon Feb 05 06:41:04 CST 2007

Hello NoUturns,
Read this article from MouseTrax for some alternatives:
http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/Pub0009/LPMArticle.asp?ID=731
Flip


"NoUturns" <NoUturns@discussions.microsoft.com> schreef in bericht
news:DD8B920F-DC81-45A7-9E7A-1569605D4602@microsoft.com...
> I'm looking for an html code that will not allow visitors to your site,
> right
> click on a picture to copy it. I have found a couple on different
> websites,
> one of them completely wipes out the site, (luckily I had a backup) and
> the
> other says that the code written for no right click doesn't really work.
> That
> if you disable javascript or go back into the site with a different
> browser,
> say firefox, then you would still be able to copy the pictures. Does
> anyone
> know where I can get a code that can't be worked around to copy? Any info
> would be appreciated. Thank you.