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How to activate the Right Click Protection.
Okay, this is a little handy thing you can use to ensure people do not steal your pictures.
This is just my recommendation, you can take it or leave it. Use the right click protection on pictures/graphics with motion in them. Using the right click protection on still pictures simply does not make sense. People can easily take screenshots of the page your picture is on, and take the picture. If you don't want people to steal the still pictures, put a copyright (©) sign on the picture to show that this is yours and not someone elses. That way, even if they do print screen the page, that sign is still on there. No one can take that copyright sign off and claim it's theirs or someone else's. That's called a criminal offense by defying the copyright laws.
Okay, now that I'm through with that legal crap, let's get on with it.
First, find the picture you want to right click protect, and press the hand icon in the upper right corner of the picture.
A box like this should appear:
Make sure you put a check next to 'enable right-click protection'. Then just click ok.
This is just my recommendation, you can take it or leave it. Use the right click protection on pictures/graphics with motion in them. Using the right click protection on still pictures simply does not make sense. People can easily take screenshots of the page your picture is on, and take the picture. If you don't want people to steal the still pictures, put a copyright (©) sign on the picture to show that this is yours and not someone elses. That way, even if they do print screen the page, that sign is still on there. No one can take that copyright sign off and claim it's theirs or someone else's. That's called a criminal offense by defying the copyright laws.
Okay, now that I'm through with that legal crap, let's get on with it.
First, find the picture you want to right click protect, and press the hand icon in the upper right corner of the picture.
A box like this should appear:
Make sure you put a check next to 'enable right-click protection'. Then just click ok.
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