Jennifer
Registered User
43 posts
And to be clearer, now that the right-clicking task has been done, I'll finish up the watermarking. Halfway there now.
tassietiger
Registered User
1,392 posts
You are most welcome Jennifer.
Yes it sure is a friendly and helpful community here.
Yes it sure is a friendly and helpful community here.
I know you believe you understand what you think I said...but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not exactly what I meant.
Chad Spillars
Registered User
564 posts
People can't steal images from within flash animations or .swf files can they?
Chad Spillars
"Look I finally made myself a signature!"
"Look I finally made myself a signature!"
Bruzer
Registered User
3,940 posts
I may be wrong here, but I believe they can only get the flash file (swf or fla) but not individual images from the swf's or .fla, of course they can take a screenshoot of the image to copy it right? IMO
tassietiger
Registered User
1,392 posts
Probably wise to assume they can and either only upload images that you can deal with being pinched or make them unattractive enough not to be stolen..as with a watermark or slight blurring.
I reckon if someone is determined enough they will find a way.
I reckon if someone is determined enough they will find a way.
I know you believe you understand what you think I said...but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not exactly what I meant.
Cary
Ambassador
1,073 posts
Yep, Bruzer is right. Screenshots can be used to grab images embedded in flash. If it's worth the trouble to them, they can even download the flash and decompile it.
Chad Spillars
Registered User
564 posts
Screenshots are usually worthless to me because the resolution is so low, but you are right. They could always do that. There's no javascript that will disable screenshots!
Chad Spillars
"Look I finally made myself a signature!"
"Look I finally made myself a signature!"
Cary
Ambassador
1,073 posts
True, a screen shot saved as a jpeg would lose information, but a png would be of equal quality to what is seen in the browser.
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