Is there any way to remove the option or feature that appears on an image on a website giving it acess to print or save or email the image...?? u know when u put the mouse cursor on the upper left hand side of a pic...<!--content-->Yes, you can do thinhs like this in java script but they are easy to go around.<!--content-->It sounds like you're talking about an Internet Explorer 6.0 specific feature. It's the little toolbar that has the save, print, and My Pictures buttons when you hover the mouse cursor over an image?<br />
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You can turn that off in the IE advanced properties.<br />
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1. In IE, click the Tools menu<br />
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2. Click on Internet Options<br />
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3. Click the Advanced tab<br />
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4. Scroll down to the Multimedia section and uncheck Enable Image Toolbar. You'll have to reboot before that will take affect.<br />
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You could try scouring the Microsoft Developers Network site (msdn.microsoft.com) for a way to do that in JavaScript. Again, it sounds like you're describing an IE 6.0 feature.<br />
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If you're trying to disable everyone's ability to save and copy images... good luck. Again, javascript is in order, but that doesn't affect people who've turned javascript off in their browsers. The truth is, if it's on the WWW, anyone can get it.<!--content-->I think this is what you are looking for:<br />
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<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no"><!--content-->it might be easy to go around but it wouldnt hurt to try n protect my stuff....thanks anyways u guys...ill try all ur suggestions.<!--content-->
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You can turn that off in the IE advanced properties.<br />
<br />
1. In IE, click the Tools menu<br />
<br />
2. Click on Internet Options<br />
<br />
3. Click the Advanced tab<br />
<br />
4. Scroll down to the Multimedia section and uncheck Enable Image Toolbar. You'll have to reboot before that will take affect.<br />
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You could try scouring the Microsoft Developers Network site (msdn.microsoft.com) for a way to do that in JavaScript. Again, it sounds like you're describing an IE 6.0 feature.<br />
<br />
If you're trying to disable everyone's ability to save and copy images... good luck. Again, javascript is in order, but that doesn't affect people who've turned javascript off in their browsers. The truth is, if it's on the WWW, anyone can get it.<!--content-->I think this is what you are looking for:<br />
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<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no"><!--content-->it might be easy to go around but it wouldnt hurt to try n protect my stuff....thanks anyways u guys...ill try all ur suggestions.<!--content-->