Is there an easy way to lock down topic information so that
an end-user cannot highlight and copy info into an email or other
program? If so, would that also prevent someone from right-clicking
and selecting view source? I would want both.
Is this an option in RH 6? Or would I need a script?
Why waste time copying it? A camera is so much easier.
We're not trying to ridicule you. The point here is this
question has come up before and the point made that if someone
really wants to copy it, they will, somehow.
Why the need for such secrecy?
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You need to make the point to them that there is no 100%
secure solution. You can make it difficult but it is a bit like
CKs. You can introduce all sorts of things to make copying
difficult but ultimately it is only made difficult for genuine
customers. The hackers will get the CD by some means. Same logic
here.
As Linux Rules said, if they can see it, they can copy it,
somehow.
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Yes, I will definitely make that point to the project
management team. So is there a setting in RH 6 or do I need a
script? If a script is needed, what file should it be placed
in?
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V Jordan Yes, I will definitely make that point to the project
management team. So is there a setting in RH 6 or do I need a
script? If a script is needed, what file should it be placed in?
Hello V Jordan -
Just do a Google search for the following terms:
javascript disable right click
...and you will get around 2 million hits. Try these links:
BTW, these "solutions" are or able to slow someone down, not
stop them. Your managers are trying to fight a loosing battle. You
will need to protect every topic html file.
I think there is a script or tag that hides html source code
from a Web browser's View Source command. Also, I think you can
thwart the browser's Save As . . . function. However, your
developers will have to do the work. There is no setting in RH.
I'm not sure about copy-paste. I can't remember a time I was
unable to copy text from a Web page and paste it as plain text
somewhere. But if the Web security people have come up with
something, again, alas, RH can't do the developers' work for them.
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