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Oxygenne
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to not function the "copy" feature if someone want to copy the material on the page
Thank you!
Thank you!
Oxygenne said:to not function the "copy" feature if someone want to copy the material on the page
Thank you!
rootX said:http://www.google.com/search?source...+image+gallery,+flash&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f
url]flash photo gallery[/url]
Use Macromedia Flash. I don't think someone can steal you material/images (copy/paste) is they are in flash.
SnowWhite28 said:Basically I wanted to sell logos and Corel/Photoshop pictures that I create myself. So I'm not interested people just download them for free...
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