Try this link for some thoughts on the subject & a niftly little bit of Javascript 
that at least keeps people from stealing your images via right-click/Save-As: 
http://www.tashian.com/htmlguide/robbery.html.

I use this on my own site at www.paulsimagegallery.com.  If you want to see how it 
works, just right-click on any image.

As the article points out, however, there are still plenty of other ways for someone 
who's determined to copy your images to get them.  If you do find an easy, foolproof 
way to handle this, I'd love to hear about it.

As far as PhotoShop is concerned, don't be put off by the work involved to incorporate 
text.  As long as you're using full blown Photoshop (not LE or Elements), you can 
record an action to do this.  Once you've recorded the action, you can apply it 
automatically to a folder full of photos at a time.

Paul Wasserman

> Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2002 15:19:18 +1000
> From: "Tim Munro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: EOS OT: web image protection
> 
> I'd not normally burden the list with such an OT issue but am 
> sure someone
> can make this easy for me, and traffic is light at present....
> 
> I scan and sell fairly large numbers of images on my website, 
> often scanning
> up to 40 - 50 prints on the flatbed then putting them on the 
> site. It has
> come to my attention that quite a few people are simply 
> downloading the file
> and printing low quality images at home, rather than ordering 
> through me.
> I'm looking at the quickest way I can incorporate text, or 
> other, in the
> image to slow them down. It has to be fast though, I don't 
> have time to open
> every one in PS to add a layer, flatten, etc. I usually just 
> scan at 100dpi,
> give a quick crop in the scan software and then save direct to the web
> folder.
> I have heard of putting a transparent gif over the top of 
> each but it also
> sounds fairly time consuming.
> 
> Anyone got any good ideas for a fast and effective method of 
> achieving some
> theft protection?
> 
> Thanks, Tim
> www.timmunro.com.au
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