Restricting permissions for cut, copy and right clicking?
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if you were running Windows XP professional or a Windows 2003 server, you could right click on the files, check the "Security" tab, and restrict the access rights user by user. XP Home won't let you do that.\n\nIf you have Windows XP, you need to ensure that those Read-only rights (in the "Security" tab, mind, not that little read only checkbox on the "General" tab) are enforced on the users you want to enforce them on - explicitly specify only your superuser accounts (like Administrator) with greater rights. \n\nif you do this, I assure you - nobody, not even the computer itself, will be able to move these files. It will crash before succeeding...
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g\no to tools select internet options then privacy and move the cookie bar
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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there is ALWAYS a way. it just depends how imaginative the person trying to copy it is.\n\nyou can add javascript code(s) to disable a bunch of things like right clicks, or mess up the ability to highlight something by making the left click action do something weird. but at the end of they day they could probably just get it from inside the page itself using:\nview > source\n\nyou can make it harder to stop casual copying of your text, but nothing you try will make much difference to anyone that knows computer stuff quite well.\n\nto refer to an earlier point i made, i run mozilla firefox with all javascript disabled so any page with code to stop me doing stuff within the page would be ignored by my computer lol
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Try the Microsoft Office Resource Kit. It allows you to control many features using group policies. I believe that it includes what you're looking for.
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There is a small javascript that disables the right-click function.
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Take off rights for Internet Explorer / Firefox.  Doing anything else will deny them access to the network.
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In the General tab, Does the "Locked" option have a checkmark? if it does uncheck it. In "ownership & Permissions" if it isn't Read&Write, change it.\nI found that I can only change somethings in the "get info" window from my Admin account. Try it from there.
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use the / key near the right shift
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You can't do it exactly as you describe, but there is a way to block people.\n\nThe easiet thing to do is to block access to the entire computer.  Do this by creating user names and passwords in control panel.  This way only certain people are allowed to use the computer.\n\nYou can use the above method to block some users from running certain programs, but it is more complex.  In Windows Explorer (not IE), you can set security options on files and folders.  On my computer, IE is in the directory "C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Internet Explorer".  You can set the security options to allow access only to certain users.\n\nIf you do the file security method, you should create a security group called something like "IeUsers" and allow that group access to the directory.  You then give certain users access to the program by making their user ID members of the "IeUsers" group.\n\nI don't recall if XP home allows detailed security settings.  If not, you will have to be satisfied with blocking them completely from the computer.  XP professional does allow the detailed security control.
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brittany,\nYes you can disable the right mouse button with JavaScript. But that can be circumvented by disabling JavaScript in the Broswer Options or you can goto the View menu and select Source and find out where the image is coming from and steal it from there. There is no real way to protect your artwork, except by adding some text accross the front of it. No one will want to steal it in this case...
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you can use \nSecurity Administrator \nand close anything you want for certain users !!!\nits very easy
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CTRL - ALT  - DEL  at the same time
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use a third-party software like FolderLock
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◙ there are a dozen different ways to steal source code and images. only way to protect them is keep them off the internet. disabling right click is a complete waste of time. i have a script to disable the script you use to do that :) there are apps that promise you that no one can steal your code after you run your code through it. wanna bet? no way to protect it. trust me.
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If you're not admin you don't. \n\nI for one don't want normal users messing around with the systems that I look after, which is why they have no access rights to do anything in Task Manager, no way to change display properties etc
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Theres a great example on this website:\nhttp://www.quirksmode.org/js/improt.html...\n\nHowever, even though you disable right click, some browsers like IE 7.0 will allow people to still view the source code under the menu which they can still read where your pictures are stored. \n\nTheres no precise way of preventing this if there is a clever person figuring it out.