Dave Smith wrote :

> here is a much simpler way:
> 
> screen print...........open paint.............open 
> new.............paste...........save as.

Simpler than what ?
I can't see the connection to what I wrote below that
you qouted in full in your post.

Never mind...

Jan-Erik.


> 
> 
> 
> Dave Smith
> Cape Town
> South Africa
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Jan-Erik Soderholm 
>   To: piclist@mit.edu 
>   Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2005 12:29 PM
>   Subject: RE: [AD]: Project offer any one interested?
> 
> 
>   > > >No body is trying to take control of your browser I am
>   > > >just trying to Protect pictures.
> 
>   Another way of "copying" a picture (often seen on eBay) is to
>   simply link to it. You don't have to have local/private storage.
> 
>   The "solution" in those cases are to copy the picture to another
>   name (keeping both files on-line), then change the URL to the
>   picture in your "own" auction so it points to the new file. Finely
>   replace the old picture (still linked to by the "thief") with
>   something that he definitly don't want in *his* auction... :-)
> 
>   But, "watemarking" is the usual protection used. There are simple
>   tools available that put a text in relief on a picture.
> 
>   Jan-Erik.
>



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