On 8/7/2010 9:06, Daniel Convissor wrote:
Hola:
the most secure way of solving this problem is to output the text to
Flash.
And what do you do for users that don't have a flash player installed?
--Dan
Hmmm, and what about those people who do not want or are not allowed to
install Flash f
At 3:44 AM -0500 8/7/10, Anthony Papillion wrote:
You're right, Ed. It's impossible to prevent someone who wants a
screenshot from getting one. Someone intent on copying information
will do it, even if they have to take a picture of the screen or hand
copy the material.
The goal of this project
Hola:
> the most secure way of solving this problem is to output the text to
> Flash.
And what do you do for users that don't have a flash player installed?
--Dan
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On Aug 6, 2010, at 10:59 PM, "Brian O'Connor" wrote:
> Well, you're pretty limited to javascript (unless you output to flash
> or pdf), which obviously means anyone who disables it won't be
> affected. However, as you already stated you're aware of that, one
> thing that mi
You're right, Ed. It's impossible to prevent someone who wants a
screenshot from getting one. Someone intent on copying information
will do it, even if they have to take a picture of the screen or hand
copy the material.
The goal of this project is just to make it harder for the "average"
enterpri
Impossible.
I can always get a screen shot, shoot it off to Amazon Turk and have it 100%
transcribed and sent to my email probably in a few minutes.
There is no way of 100% preventing a screenshot. The core DNA of the Internet
is built on sharing. No way of getting around that.
You can
