I don't know how to do it, but I know some rudimentary stuff is
possible. I went and browsed a web page put up by a photographer for a
wedding. the page allowed you to view the pictures in your browser at
a resolution of 800x600 or so. the idea was that you would then order
prints of the photos you liked. well I wondered what was stopping people
from just saving the online version.  I ended up having to use a screen
capture program to do it!

I looked at the source of the web page, hoping to be able to use wget to
fetch the picture, but couldn't find the right url. I also tried to get
the photo out of my squid cache and my browser's cache to no avail. (it
was probably there somewhere, I just couldn't find it.). and of course,
I couldn't just right click on the photo and save it. I even tried with
all the browsers I could get my hands on with no luck.

On Fri, Dec 03, 2004 at 10:00:29AM -0700, Fritz wrote:
> Is there anything in (X)HTML, a special tag perhaps, that
> will protect content? That is, instruct the browser to not
> allow "save" and "print" functions on this page.
> 
> I realize that this would just be rudimentary protection
> since "screen capture" programs could be used to get around
> this.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Fritz Kolberg
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