Right click is disabled in Pub 2003 web pages. I am guessing that MS got
feedback that people wanted to protect their images by disabling it.
Unfortunately they did not build in the option of enabling it.
If you have someone that wants a copy of a particular image, you can send
them a link to that particular image.
DavidF
Are the pictures in the temporary folder, David?

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> Right click is disabled in Pub 2003 web pages. I am guessing that MS got
> feedback that people wanted to protect their images by disabling it.
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>> seem to work this way when the website is from MS Pub. I'm using 2003, and
>> have no other issues than this. Am I doing something wrong? Please help!
DavidF - 18 Sep 2006 23:59 GMT
Yes...good point.
The whole idea of disabling right click saves in an attempt to protect
images seems like a wasted effort to me. If you post an image on the
internet, there is no way to stop someone if they are intent on taking it.
But I suppose it does at least discourage or slow people down.
Personally I would prefer it be optional, or enabled. It is easy enough to
add a code snippet to the page if someone wants to disable the right click
save image option. I prefer choices.
DavidF
> Are the pictures in the temporary folder, David?
>
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>>> have no other issues than this. Am I doing something wrong? Please
>>> help!