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Font Size Lock & Prevent Copying Website Text
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| Road Runner 2004-02-28, 11:28 pm |
| I have Front Page 2003 and I would like to know how to lock the font size on the website where no one can enlarge or minimize the text. I want it to stay the same size on how ever I publish it.
I also would like to know how I can prevent anyone from highlighting and copying anything on my website.
Thanks for your time
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| Thomas A. Rowe 2004-02-28, 11:28 pm |
| FYI: The reason people change the font size is so that can read the text, so
if you do this, you may loose visitors.
If someone really want your page or text, all they have to do is File Menu |
Save As or View Source.
There is no way to disable this function. If you want to protect your
content, then consider using Adobe Acrobat where you can set limit on
copying, etc.
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"Road Runner" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C71634B6-83EA-46DB-BBC3-A1B3B39EB9F3@microsoft.com...
> I have Front Page 2003 and I would like to know how to lock the font size
on the website where no one can enlarge or minimize the text. I want it to
stay the same size on how ever I publish it.
>
> I also would like to know how I can prevent anyone from highlighting and
copying anything on my website.
>
> Thanks for your time
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| Robert 2004-02-29, 12:28 am |
| Good Luck. Seriously, I am not sure about your fonts problems but I suspect there is some java code somewhere that might let you attach a certain font type or even declare one. Not my bag but I suspect it is only going to work so long ans the font is a st
andard font type and is on the local mahine browsing it. I think this is why there are less font |ypes for internet and html than(say .. a word doc program.
Regarding the locking down and securing your text part? I asked this question a month or so ago and all I got was a big soapbox on how the internet is sharable by design. I have seen a few tricks that prevent and individual from right clicking and "saving
as" to a local drive. Some how or another you are prompted with a message phat says the hard drive or disk is full preventing you from saving or downloading an image or pdf file. I have not been able to find any info on this one yet. The only other optio
ns I have found to be valid or somewhat possible are the traditional pdf file and the method of converting it to a jpg image and slicing it up for quicker loading and nearly impossible re-engineering. Look, I'm all for sharing but sharing and stealing jus
t don'e get(it. Plagerize somewhere else. I Would also appreciatte any positive methods to share my work but protect it from manipulation and palgerizing.
PS.. Once you get past this part you'll then want to find out how you can do it and still be ranked in the search engines. The search engins require readable text and therefore don't like plain image files or fancy flash files, etc. Hope you get someon wi
th a little more expereince and who may be willing to share.. Kind of an irony isn't it?
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| E. T. Culling 2004-02-29, 12:28 am |
| In-line
Road Runner wrote:
> I have Front Page 2003 and I would like to know how to lock the font
> size on the website where no one can enlarge or minimize the text. I
> want it to stay the same size on how ever I publish it.
Viewers may not like that!
>
> I also would like to know how I can prevent anyone from highlighting
> and copying anything on my website.
NO!! Once a viewer has seen it it is in the cache files.
>
> Thanks for your time
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| Crash Gordon 2004-02-29, 1:28 pm |
| inline..
"Robert" <flstf1998@hotmail.com> wrote in message =
news:79BF20CC-8F6E-47BE-B269-2F12555D9B67@microsoft.com...
| Good Luck. Seriously, I am not sure about your fonts problems but I =
suspect there is some java code somewhere that might let you attach a =
certain font type or even declare one. Not my bag but I suspect it is =
only going to work so long ans the font is a standard font type and is =
on the local mahine browsing it. I think this is why there are less font =
types for internet and html than say .. a word doc program.
|=20
| Regarding the locking down and securing your text part? I asked this =
question a month or so ago and all I got was a big soapbox on how the =
internet is sharable by design. I have seen a few tricks that prevent =
and individual from right clicking and "saving as" to a local drive. =
Some how or another you are prompted with a message that says the hard =
drive or disk is full preventing you from saving or downloading an image =
or pdf file. I have not been able to find any info on this one yet. The =
only other options I have found to be valid or somewhat possible are the =
traditional pdf file and the method of converting it to a jpg image and =
slicing it up for quicker loading and nearly impossible re-engineering. =
Look, I'm all for sharing but sharing and stealing just don'e get it. =
Plagerize somewhere else. I Would also appreciatte any positive methods =
to share my work but protect it from manipulation and palgerizing.=20
The closest you can come (that i know of) to sort of protecting =
documents is to make them into .pdf files. It would make them harder to =
cut and paste.
Share your work and protect it? Very difficult. I suppose you could =
password protect your site and only give passwords to people you trust.
As far as protecting images...very difficult, if not impossible. Best =
way is to put them online in such a low res. that copying them would be =
pointless...although viewing them at very low res. is also pointless.
Right click protection is so easy to defeat that it's not worth the time =
to do it...and its very annoying to the viewer.
|=20
| PS.. Once you get past this part you'll then want to find out how you =
can do it and still be ranked in the search engines. The search engins =
require readable text and therefore don't like plain image files or =
fancy flash files, etc. Hope you get someon with a little more =
expereince and who may be willing to share.. Kind of an irony isn't it?
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| Crash Gordon 2004-02-29, 3:28 pm |
| btw, slicing an images is also very easy to overcome.
"Robert" <flstf1998@hotmail.com> wrote in message =
news:79BF20CC-8F6E-47BE-B269-2F12555D9B67@microsoft.com...
| Good Luck. Seriously, I am not sure about your fonts problems but I =
suspect there is some java code somewhere that might let you attach a =
certain font type or even declare one. Not my bag but I suspect it is =
only going to work so long ans the font is a standard font type and is =
on the local mahine browsing it. I think this is why there are less font =
types for internet and html than say .. a word doc program.
|=20
| Regarding the locking down and securing your text part? I asked this =
question a month or so ago and all I got was a big soapbox on how the =
internet is sharable by design. I have seen a few tricks that prevent =
and individual from right clicking and "saving as" to a local drive. =
Some how or another you are prompted with a message that says the hard =
drive or disk is full preventing you from saving or downloading an image =
or pdf file. I have not been able to find any info on this one yet. The =
only other options I have found to be valid or somewhat possible are the =
traditional pdf file and the method of converting it to a jpg image and =
slicing it up for quicker loading and nearly impossible re-engineering. =
Look, I'm all for sharing but sharing and stealing just don'e get it. =
Plagerize somewhere else. I Would also appreciatte any positive methods =
to share my work but protect it from manipulation and palgerizing.=20
|=20
| PS.. Once you get past this part you'll then want to find out how you =
can do it and still be ranked in the search engines. The search engins =
require readable text and therefore don't like plain image files or =
fancy flash files, etc. Hope you get someon with a little more =
expereince and who may be willing to share.. Kind of an irony isn't it?
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