Thread: Protecting Images - Help!

I am new to webpage design and publishing. I have often tried to copy and paste images from web pages that I thought were cute only to find that they were somehow protected from copying. I purchased some packages of clipart on disks and online (downloads) that had the stipulation that if you used it in the public sector, it had to be protect from copying and such.
How do I do it?? I have my home page done (after quite a few revisions), but I do not want to advertise it until I get it protected.

I would not worry about it. There is no such thing as protecting images on the net.
Once you publish them all somebody has to do is hit their "Print Screen" button on
there keyboard and they have them.

Originally Posted by VodaHost

I would not worry about it. There is no such thing as protecting images on the net.
Once you publish them all somebody has to do is hit their "Print Screen" button on
there keyboard and they have them.

Exactly. And some browsers have the ability to enable right click on sites where it is supposedly not possible.

Thank you for your anwers, but am I going to liable or something if I do not at least TRY to protect the clipart if the site/disk maker I got it from specifically stated that I had to?

That is a bog standard warning comes with software and clipart...Just don't
pass it around and you will be OK.

fear of lossing is fear to become success