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It's one of those things where 'abuse' comes to mind. Short of not
allowing flash to do such a thing, if such an overwrite of the
clip-board is occurring there should be a warning to the user, otherwise
they might wonder why they can't use copy-paste anymore!
I wonder what it is that would be
Thanks for remember that Jim, I forgot to say that it just worked on windows
in my tests it didnt work on linux nor mac, but it was OK for the project I
developed
but you have to remember that the user wont be able to copy anything while
your flash is running, even in the background
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Pedro Tara
If you have any Macs in your target audience, remember that the OS's
screen capture routine doesn't involve the clipboard, but creates a PNG
file directly on the desktop.
Remember too that there is a variety of screen grab utilities out there
on either platform... this might be a losing battle
naughty!
Pedro Taranto wrote:
In AS2 I used to create an onEnterFrame loop to overwrite the clipboard
content using the System.setClipboard(string) function, it still works
in AS3
Bests,
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Pedro Taranto
Andrew Murphy wrote:
Hi. :)
I'm attempting to disable using the Print Screen button
In AS2 I used to create an onEnterFrame loop to overwrite the clipboard
content using the System.setClipboard(string) function, it still works
in AS3
Bests,
--
Pedro Taranto
Andrew Murphy wrote:
Hi. :)
I'm attempting to disable using the Print Screen button for an AS3 movie on
a web page.
yes, thats my point: he wants to avoid, and it isn't possible to do so
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 8:07 PM, Fabio Pinatti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ??
> I think he wants avoid screen grab, not take it. It's a good point, I've
> never heard about a way to do it. Maybe with JS?
>
> Pinatti
>
> On Thu
btw, I cant live without stealing flash screen grabs. :)
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 4:16 PM, Glen Pike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> All your Flash are belong to us :)
>
> You can't stop them nicking - (stealing) - content, so just give them a
> substandard version, or make money from your IP in other
All your Flash are belong to us :)
You can't stop them nicking - (stealing) - content, so just give them a
substandard version, or make money from your IP in other ways.
Fabio Pinatti wrote:
??
I think he wants avoid screen grab, not take it. It's a good point, I've
never heard about a way to
??
I think he wants avoid screen grab, not take it. It's a good point, I've
never heard about a way to do it. Maybe with JS?
Pinatti
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 3:24 PM, Hans Wichman <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If they want to grab your screen... they will...
> http://www.google.com/search?q=scree
If they want to grab your screen... they will...
http://www.google.com/search?q=screen+grabber
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 5:32 PM, Andrew Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi. :)
>
> I'm attempting to disable using the Print Screen button for an AS3 movie on
> a web page. The stage doesn't appear
Since thats at an operating system level, I don't think you could do
anything. If it's a kiosk, have a keyboard without that button, for every
one else, you're stuck.
What would you try to do with the keypress for that key anyway? By the time
you received it (if Flash had focus), it would already b
Hi. :)
I'm attempting to disable using the Print Screen button for an AS3 movie on
a web page. The stage doesn't appear to fire a KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN when
the Print Screen key is pressed.
Is there a way to detect the Print Screen key? Or another method for
disabling the user's ability to do
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