We need to disable all browser functions when opening a window. This is for a corporate app and security wise want the printing, save, cut, copy, alt, ctl,Fkeys essentually everything shut off but scrool and close. We are converting everything to a graphic file so no highlighting will work either.

What about shift print screen?

Consider this an IE project.

B

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Thanx making it difficult for most users is what we need to achieve. Can you disable shift print screen at the OS level,

My guys did some playing but found IE 6-7 is different on 98, XP and now vista, what a pain. We have some fancy ways of removing from cache. And if you try turning off java script wwindow will not open. Currently im told we do it in a pop-up

But any more novel ideas you have would be appreaciated

Bryon:(






You can disable to your heart's content, but keep in mind the user can go around all of that and get the content directly from the cache. This is even easier to do in IE. You can disable the cache too, but in that case the user can disable script and just access the content directly.

You can make it difficult, but it's not impossible to work around disabling those controls. Any content rights management in a browser that you hope to attain is an illusion and should be treated as such.

You also don't need to convert to a graphic to prevent selection.



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{
    window.event.returnValue = false;
};




Regards,
Rich

Here is the thing: even if you got an application wrote that met all of your above specs, I will still be able to rip your content AND meet all your requirements (javascript on, etc).

While you *might* be able to write an activeX control that will disable shift print (or simply the print screen button) that code is ONLY available in the context of your page. So, since that code is only available in the context of your page all i have to do is click a browser window on my other montior, make it the active window, hit print screen and viola! I have your output captured.

Of course, you could watch for window.onBlur() and then call window.close() but, seriously, if your application was that restrictive, I wouldn't use it. Protecting your content is one thing, giving your users a horrible experience from any standpoint (in this case usability) is another thing.

I could think of a few other ways to grab this content without much thought, but ill leave those go. The long and the short of it is this: if you have something that you dont want other people to use, take, steal, borrow, or whatever else, don't put it on the web.

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No please eloborate, i realize thare are commercial screen grab tools of which we would like to find away to plug, but short of a exe running on the desktop dont think we can do everywhere but trying to block as many browser page content leaks as we know about.

Also how would we tun off shift prn/screen and dragndrop graphics.

Kindly

Bryon

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Also disable copy/paste drag/drop put this in the body...

<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" ondragstart="return false" onselectstart="return false">