Re: KEY CODES
From Christian J. Robinson <inf...@onewest.net>
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· 28 Sep 2001 04:51 · View full thread
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In article <960...@posting.google.com>, Jeev wrote: *snip* > The basic idea is to prevent saving and prninting of my web pages > using keys or mouse. If it can be downloaded to a browser, it can be saved. All you'll be able to do is frustrate that process with browsers that are capable of JavaScript/Java. For a determined person it's trivial to disable them and then save, use a different browser, or use a command-line utility that downloads and saves a web page. The reality is that you're not really protecting your work, and you're preventing someone from using the pop-up menu which has other options than save, which annoys people. (Also, not every browser uses the same hot-keys for saving.) Put a copyright notice on your page and don't cripple your visitors' browsers. - Christian -- Any sufficiently advanced bug will become a feature. Christian J. Robinson <inf...@onewest.net> ICQ: 15869262 http://www.infynity.mux.cx/ GPG key: hkp://pgpkeys.mit.edu/0x893B0EAF
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