How do I protect images from being downloaded in Muse?

When creating a slideshow in Muse, how can I protect the images from being downloaded?

Essentially, you can't.
If something is available online to view, it can also be downloaded and there is little you can do to actually stop it.
There are scripts that you can add to your site to disable "right click > save image" BUT someone who really wants the image can get around this using a variety of ways, including creen caps and looking at your code to determine the source where is image is hosted on your server.
The best that you can do it watermark the images clearly and also imbed data into the image file. It won't stop anyone taking the images, but it clearly tracks the fact that you're the copyright owner. Do take note though, that someone who understands about this, can also remove these bits of data - but your average user wouldn't either know about it, or know how to remove it. This, however is one of the best ways to 'stamp' your ownership to an image.
http://www.ehow.com/how_4578212_information-digital-photos-photoshop-cs.html
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How do I protect an image from being downloaded?

I want to be in a position to prevent images from being downloaded from a muse site. Is this possible?
David

Widgets are available from a couple different sources that disable right-click mouse functions on a web page. That prevents someone from right clicking an image and choosing "save image" options. Unfortunately nothing can prevent someone from grabbing a web page image using other methods, like taking screen shots or hacking the web browser's cache.
Other alternatives:
• Watermark your images using visible and/or invisible methods.
• Limit the resolution and quality levels of the images you upload.
• Bake other visual elements or user interface elements into the images, making visitor saved images either incomplete or just screwed up. They don't get a pristine image to try selling off to some stock photography company.

Stop Images from being downloaded?

I'm wondering if there is a way to stop your images from
being downloaded off your website without using Flash.
Is there another way?
Thanks
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How do i protect pdf from being forwarded by email?

how do i protect pdf from being forwarded by email?@

There's nothing at all you can do to stop a PDF from being copied, emailed, put in a USB stick, uploaded to DropBox, or shared in any other way. DRM ($$$$) can make it so that unauthorized copies cannot be opened.

How do I keep McAfee from being downloaded when I update Acrobat?

How do I keep McAfee from being downloaded when I update Acrobat? I'm being spamed by Acrobat!

If you are talking about this proble, the answer is in the thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1065811?tstart=120

How can I protect files from being uploaded to the internet/web-based email or being written to a disc/flash drive?

I work for a company that want to update itself to this century. I got all our PC upgraded to Windows 7 and networked into a homegroup. We want to use a web-based appointment scheduler but this means giving our users web access. The main
concern is our .mdb files. We have anti-virus/anti-spyware to protect us from infiltration but we want to safeguard against personnel selling our client list; At least make it more difficult, just a precautionary measure. Do I need additional software
or is it something that I can do in Windows setting? Or do I need a file encryption service that works in conjunction with Windows Access? Sorry for my ignorance and thanks in advance.

There is technology known as RMS which you could set series of policies like only members in the company could access certain documents and if someone copy them and attempt to run them in another PC or outside company, it won't work. Take a look at:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/rms/archive/2013/08/29/the-new-microsoft-rms-is-live-in-preview.aspx
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Preventing images from being downloaded

Go here:
http://www.funkylala.com/main.htm
and try to right-click on any image in the lower frame. In IE for
Windows you get a box that says "For image use, please contact
Funky LaLa". On a mac the right click or control click won't work.
How did they do that?

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>> image use, please contact Funky LaLa". On a mac the
right click or
>> control click won't work. How did they do that?
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> if you can see the picture you have already downloaded
it
> it is in a cache on your computer and you can get it
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How do I protect apps from being deleted?

My 2 year old has been accidentally deleting apps and I have to reload them? Is there a way to protect them?

You'll probably also want to set "iTunes", "Installing Apps" and "In-App Purchases" to off as well so that s/he can't inadvertently purchase apps or new components for existing apps.
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How can i protect my jar file from being downloaded by users by accessing it through the web site.
Now everybody can just type the url www.mysite.com/applets/myApplet.jar
And download it to his computer.
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Your browser has to download the jar file if it's going to run the applet. That's applets work. The browser downloads the classes and then runs them locally.
I suppose if you wanted to make something to make it difficult for users to explicitly download the jar, you could set some kind of permission flag when the HTML is page is rendered, and then unset it some amount of time (10 seconds?) later, and then only let the user download the jar when the flag is set. But this would be fragile and irritating and unhelpful. It would probably break more than you'd like and not prevent download very much (it wouldn't take long to figure out what was happening), and besides nobody is ever going to try to steal your code.

Protect child SWF from being downloaded

Hi, I've been struggling with this for a while and i cannot
find how to do this....
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I'm going to throw this out there and say, simply, that you
can't. Just the fact that someone is viewing the content means
that's it's already downloaded to their system, albeit buried in a
temp folder somewhere.
I think instead of stopping someone from downloading it, you
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the web server it's currently deployed on.
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, of course...
Jon

How to keep my jar file from being downloaded?

hi,
problem:
i turned a java app into an applet, put it on yahoo's server and was able to view the applet in a browser. but the html source tells where the applet's jar file is and so a user can download it. to prevent this, i put the jar file into a password protected folder. but this requires the user to enter a password before the applet is displayed.
question:
how can i use the jar file without protecting it with a password and keep it from being viewed or downloaded?
this is a learning experience, the jar file simply prints the current time.

If you want a client to run anything at all, it needs to be public. If people can't download it, their browsers can't as well.
All you can do is run your code through an obfuscator to somewhat protect it from being copied.

HT201317 Can I prohibit shared photo stream images from being forwarded/downloaded?

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Not at the present time.

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How can I prevent my images from being copied?

This is a perennial question, but the simple answer is that you can't. It's impossible.
Don't believe snake oil adverts for products that claim to prevent images from being copied. Once an image is displayed on a computer, there are numerous ways of copying it. "Solutions" that prevent users from right-clicking or pressing Print Screen can be disabled by turning off JavaScript in the browser; and screen grabbing software can easily make a copy of an image.
If you want to show your photography on the web, but don't want others to steal your images, consider the following options:
Add a watermark to your images.
Embed copyright information in the metadata of your images.
Save images at low resolution (72dpi is standard on the web, but useless for printing).
The following image uses all three techniques:
You can create a Photoshop action to watermark images. Use the File Info dialog box in Bridge CS4 to add copyright metadata to your images.

I asked a question. Hans was kind enough to give me a solution, and for that I thank him! I have also learned a little more in the process!
We have already established that the solution stops people right clicking on an image and saving the image (be it in Windows Explorer or not), but it has also been established that it is by no means a fool proof way of protecting images and that there are other ways of copying images from a webpage. However, it is another level of protection.
Unfortunately, I do not want to watermark my images as I do not like looking as watermarked images myself. I also downsize my images for the web. I was just looking for another level of protection.
Thanks for the input anyway!

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