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Windsun
Sure it is.
Just don't post any of your pictures.
Just don't post any of your pictures.
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Windsun
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Windsun
I think that is the funny part - after seeing this subject come up every day
for 5 years, and seeing some of the pictures that people want to protect,
the question that comes up most in my mind is - "who in the world would WANT
to?"
for 5 years, and seeing some of the pictures that people want to protect,
the question that comes up most in my mind is - "who in the world would WANT
to?"
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Windsun
Even easier, just click the EDIT button and hit select all.
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Steve Easton
Or, File > Save As > Web Page.
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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
This site is best viewed..................
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Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
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DreamFollower
I didn't say 'anywhere' that I know better than you. Nor did I say the
process was secure. Now you are twisting around what was said. And people
do it every day, put a security sticker on their door or window in hopes it
'may' deter someone. Just because they hope for something, doesn't make it
wrong.
And I want to reiterate. You are rude. Just be nice. It's that simple.
You don't need to talk (type) to people that way.
Oh, and just to make sure you read properly - the question wasn't mine in
the first place. I had posted a different question earlier last night. I
too was just trying to help this person 'out of the goodness' (boo hoo...) of
my heart with a response to someone else's question. Don't assume people
don't read, maybe guess that they might not completely understand.
process was secure. Now you are twisting around what was said. And people
do it every day, put a security sticker on their door or window in hopes it
'may' deter someone. Just because they hope for something, doesn't make it
wrong.
And I want to reiterate. You are rude. Just be nice. It's that simple.
You don't need to talk (type) to people that way.
Oh, and just to make sure you read properly - the question wasn't mine in
the first place. I had posted a different question earlier last night. I
too was just trying to help this person 'out of the goodness' (boo hoo...) of
my heart with a response to someone else's question. Don't assume people
don't read, maybe guess that they might not completely understand.
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DreamFollower
Thank you Jon for realizing the validity of that person's question, and at
the same time giving him an explanation that will do him some good. I
appreciate it.
the same time giving him an explanation that will do him some good. I
appreciate it.
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Kevin Spencer
Advising people to do something that is not secure is irresponsible. Half of
the messages posted here regarding this topic are corrections of
well-meaning people like yourself that confuse people by speaking without
knowledge, telling them that the impossible is possible. Because you are
inexperienced, you don't understand security on the Internet. For example,
why would someone want to prevent people from copying their images? They
don't want them spread around. Well, all it takes is one person to copy an
image, and then send a copy to 2 of their friends, who send a copy to 2 of
their friends... Note that the image is now being reproduced without any web
site or web page present. But it might appear all over the world. Computers
are excellent at copying files. How do you think all those viruses and
trojan horses get around?
Security is a serious business, and just because you don't see something
doesn't mean it doesn't exist. You don't see the need for "real" security.
I've been programming on the Internet for almost 10 years now. I certainly
DO see it. the other MVPs here DO see it. Microsoft sees it. And I for one
am sick of cleaning up behind people who give bad advice because they DON'T
see it.
In conclusion, I may be blunt, but I don't lead people astray. So, perhaps,
before you go pointing at the mote in my eye you should pull the plank from
your own.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.
the messages posted here regarding this topic are corrections of
well-meaning people like yourself that confuse people by speaking without
knowledge, telling them that the impossible is possible. Because you are
inexperienced, you don't understand security on the Internet. For example,
why would someone want to prevent people from copying their images? They
don't want them spread around. Well, all it takes is one person to copy an
image, and then send a copy to 2 of their friends, who send a copy to 2 of
their friends... Note that the image is now being reproduced without any web
site or web page present. But it might appear all over the world. Computers
are excellent at copying files. How do you think all those viruses and
trojan horses get around?
Security is a serious business, and just because you don't see something
doesn't mean it doesn't exist. You don't see the need for "real" security.
I've been programming on the Internet for almost 10 years now. I certainly
DO see it. the other MVPs here DO see it. Microsoft sees it. And I for one
am sick of cleaning up behind people who give bad advice because they DON'T
see it.
In conclusion, I may be blunt, but I don't lead people astray. So, perhaps,
before you go pointing at the mote in my eye you should pull the plank from
your own.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
What You Seek Is What You Get.
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DreamFollower
Kevin, you're missing my entire point - still. I may have given information
that doesn' t completely "solve" the problem, but I wasn't rude about it.
Nor am I rude to anyone else about their questions. I completely understand
you don't approve of the option I listed, but it's only an option, not meant
as anything other than that. My signature line shows I'm not an MVP and I
also stated it. I'm sure that person read what I said plus whatever everyone
else had to add and will attempt to do whatever suits him/her best.
Personally - You just may want to realize that your frustration doesn't give
you an excuse to insult someone. You could have simply replied "that won't
solve your problem, here's what I think/know" or "this post is easy to find
answers for, just read back in the postings to find it". But you didn't.
You 'chose' to intentionally insult me instead of handling it like a
professional. And I take offense to it. That's all. It is not what I
expect from a MS site.
This is a discussion group, and that kind of behaviour completely negates
any kind of discussion from happening. Perhaps someone who may be able to
help one day is completely turned off and decides not to return because of
your behaviour. Or gives up trying to become self-employed because they feel
they must be really stupid. It could be anything. As a professional, I
believe it's your responsibility to wear that title MS has given you with
pride and act as someone who is professional would. I'm sorry if that
bothers you. It's what I think. I hope someone doesn't make you feel like
an idiot when you don't understand something. It must have been hard never
having been someone who was new and making innocent mistakes. Must be why
you have no compassion for us well-meaning idiots. I pity you that you think
your helpfulness has to be expressed in such a way.
As an aside, I hope my comments to you cause you to think before you type
next time.
that doesn' t completely "solve" the problem, but I wasn't rude about it.
Nor am I rude to anyone else about their questions. I completely understand
you don't approve of the option I listed, but it's only an option, not meant
as anything other than that. My signature line shows I'm not an MVP and I
also stated it. I'm sure that person read what I said plus whatever everyone
else had to add and will attempt to do whatever suits him/her best.
Personally - You just may want to realize that your frustration doesn't give
you an excuse to insult someone. You could have simply replied "that won't
solve your problem, here's what I think/know" or "this post is easy to find
answers for, just read back in the postings to find it". But you didn't.
You 'chose' to intentionally insult me instead of handling it like a
professional. And I take offense to it. That's all. It is not what I
expect from a MS site.
This is a discussion group, and that kind of behaviour completely negates
any kind of discussion from happening. Perhaps someone who may be able to
help one day is completely turned off and decides not to return because of
your behaviour. Or gives up trying to become self-employed because they feel
they must be really stupid. It could be anything. As a professional, I
believe it's your responsibility to wear that title MS has given you with
pride and act as someone who is professional would. I'm sorry if that
bothers you. It's what I think. I hope someone doesn't make you feel like
an idiot when you don't understand something. It must have been hard never
having been someone who was new and making innocent mistakes. Must be why
you have no compassion for us well-meaning idiots. I pity you that you think
your helpfulness has to be expressed in such a way.
As an aside, I hope my comments to you cause you to think before you type
next time.