Is there anything in CS5 proper to protect the image property on line?

That is the question

No. Short and sweet!
I sometimes (well long ago) put the images as backgrounds with a transparent rect on top of it... but Mozilla FF (for eg) all you do is file info/media save image...
So I guess server side water marking may work for you.
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