Adobe program for copy-protected online video tutorial?

Which Adobe program should I use to create an online video tutorial that is copy-protected? Thank you

Nothing in Creative Cloud can apply copy-protection to a video. Even a streaming server such as AMS ( Buying guide : Product Comparison | Adobe Media Server family ) cannot stop someone from recording the stream with a screen-grabber as it's playing.

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processor comes out in a month with the x58 chipset using 24 GB's
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memory to start with. You know the power that would give the
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newer hardware would be nice as well. Instead of using all 18
months to develop CS5 and just adding two or three features, do
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run as smoothly as it did before. The examples of Panels was to
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