Question for Eric Rohloff (Rolly)

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Hi Rolly,

I have Statcounter for my shopping cart. What I am dappling in, is selling templates for photographers. Well I have noticed in my stats that the visitor is clicking on the full image source. My concern is they are saving this image.

I refer to your web page a lot for links, help etc (thank you very much:D). Can I use your no right click on the shopping cart allowing the cart to work properly?

Thank you for your time and assistance!

Debie
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You sure can. Remember though if somebody wants the image they can get it. Print screen would be the first offender.:)
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Watermark your images. Put a watermark right in the middle. It's that simple.
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Have a page full of small thumbnail images , but as one big image, they will download something unusable, and if you have watermarked each one individually as well, it may spoil their excitement :(
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Thank you all- January is the month I revamp all of my websites. Throughout the year I may add images and update bits of site. January is play time for my branding!
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