How do you disable the right click options and/or add a copyright print to posted pictures?

[brigmaman]

Just curious.

[new_mommy25]

Bump for you :)

[mudder17]

The copyright print is pretty easy. When you open your picture up in an editor (which I have to do to resize them), just use the text editor to add the copyright.

However, disabling the right click option--that sounds like something the webpage manager would have to do.

I know we can't do it with my own webpage program (Frontpage), and quite honestly, there are so many ways someone could get ahold of your posted pic (by doing a screen capture, for instance) that I don't think it's worth futzing around with. But I guess it's possible some internet picture sharing program might allow that function? DH (my resident computer programmer) said it would be very hard to prevent someone from getting ahold of a picture if they can view it.


Eileen

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[hobey]

It depends. You can do it in photo editor like a PP mentioned. I use dotphoto.com and I can edit my account settings to place a watermark and disable right click. I'm not sure if other web services i.e. Shutterfly or Snapfish have the same features. I know screen captures can still be used but I figure most "creeps" are lazy so if I set these features and password protect my albums, it will be a lot harder for them to lift the photos. But if they're determined, *shrug*. They'll get the photos regardless.

Raquel
Nathan's Mom 12/19/03