Intercept Sharepoint Document Download Event

Hi all the good people here,
I need to intercept the action of download/view for all the documnets in a Document Library. According to certain security policy, I need to modify the document headers so that, when it is downloaded, the dowcument is protected.
Is there any event in MOSS 2007 or WSS 3.0 to do so?
Also I need to intercept all the means to open/download the documents in that library.
E.g. 1) Document can be downloaded by clicking on the link in the List.
2) It can be viewed using the Office 2007 Client. etc.
Plese let me know about any event that I can handle.

I’m afraid that you cannot trap the document download event, since there is no such event in List/Library.
You can, however, build your own FieldType to check the credential of a user, and provide download link if he/she suffices.
You can refer to the following article:
Custom Field Type Definition(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms415141.aspx)
Keep It Simple and Stupid.

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            writetofile ("***** Writing to file script for publication: " + $tranpub.Name) $filename 0
            writetofile "********************************************************************************/" $filename 0
            [string] $myscript=$tranpub.script($scriptargs)
            writetofile $myscript $filename 0
writetofile "-- MERGE PUBLICATIONS ($Count_Merge_Pub)" $filename 1
foreach($replicateddatabase in $repsvr.ReplicationDatabases)
    if ($replicateddatabase.MergePublications.Count -gt 0)
        foreach($mergepub in $replicateddatabase.MergePublications)
            writetofile "/********************************************************************************" $filename 0
            writetofile ("***** Writing to file script for publication: " + $mergepub.Name) $filename 0
            writetofile "********************************************************************************/" $filename 0
            [string] $myscript=$mergepub.script($scriptargs)
            writetofile $myscript $filename 0

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