Protect Image from Copying

Can anyone tell me how to protect images on my site from
being copied?
Is there a way to code or something in Dreamweaver I can
implement to prevent a right click copy?
I'm currently using Dreamweaver 8.
Thank you

No, the people here with experience try to give additional
information in an
effort to help someone.
Sharing the fact that disable right click is amateur, doesn't
work and so on
is not a faux rule to be abided by.
It's simply good advice.
Many people like this forum because people with experience
don't just give
the recipe the person is looking for, they add some
real world experience and offer advice to try to HELP the
user avoid some
mistakes or mis-understandings.
Offering someone information he or she may not have
considered is neither
elitist or judgmental of whether someone is a "true" designer
(Who even said
that?).
It's simply kind and responsible.
Take care,
Tim
"GPaul" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Yes...the morality of it... you should do it / you
should not do it.
> Sometimes people here are like pipesmokers, flyfisherman
and bowhunters,
> that elite group that practices the only "pure" form of
the art. They
> create faux rules to be abided by to or you are not a
"true" designer.
>
> The OP asked how to protect an image, not the high
browed opinions as to
> whether it should be done or not. He/she asked if there
is a way to stop
> right click copy of an image. If you set a behavior of a
pop up message
> from a right click, it would stop this. There are other
ways to get the
> image if you really want it (print screen/paste...etc),
but that was not
> the question.
>
> And the site I was thinking of is
www.swingslifestyle.com
>
>
>
>
> "Walt F. Schaefer" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
> news:[email protected]...
>>>>I was not addressing the morality of it
>>
>> Huh? Where did John mention morality?
>>
>>>I have seen it done and why it is written that it
cant seems to perplex
>>>me.
>>
>> Show us where you have seen it done.
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Walt
>>
>>
>> "GPaul" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>>> Well John, I was not addressing the morality of
it, but the technical
>>> aspect. I have seen it done and why it is
written that it cant seems to
>>> perplex me.
>>>
>>>
>>> "John Waller"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>> >I have been to sites that seem to have
the images protected in that
>>>> >you get a message that pops up when you
right click
>>>>
>>>> None work reliably.
>>>>
>>>>>I set a behavior of a pop up message when
the visitor right-clicked,
>>>>>which in essence kept them from saving
the image. There might be away
>>>>>around it, but it would discourage a good
about of people.
>>>>
>>>> It also sends a message to visitors that
they're not to be trusted and
>>>> dissuades them from visiting your site
again. They'll undoubtedly get
>>>> what they want from another website anyway.
What's to be gained by
>>>> turning them away?
>>>>
>>>> Plus, one of the hallmarks of amateur web
design is disabling or
>>>> changing browser functionality. There is
never a need to disable or
>>>> amend browser behaviour. Design around it
instead. Watermark your
>>>> images or just don't upload them.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Regards
>>>>
>>>> John Waller
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

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