>Bob Hi,
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>Many thanks to you, I'll check out the site, and let you know if any thing new.
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>But, one more thing......
>by the way I am new to ASP progrmming, BUT, I am in the developing field for more than 10 years :-).
>So, I am thinking of, if the internet developer have a way to control the browser it self like (the menut buttons), so easly he will be able to have some control and secure his source code, for example, if I have a way to DISABLE the "View ... Source", then disable "File ... Save As" ... and so on disable all the ways which will display my source code, then I think (source code is secured), don't you thnik so.
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The biggest thing you need to remember (and this has been gone over countless times before in other threads) is that it is not your computer. You need to be careful what you try to do to control someone's desktop. If I were running your program and you monkeyed around with my computer too much, I would stop using your stuff.

Also, I still don't think you understand that the ASP code will not be seen by the end user. The server-side script is evaluated and NOT sent to the browser. You need to run some examples and "view source" for yourself. There is nothing that will be seen on the client's machine except the html that draws the display for the browser - and any client-side script you might have. The ASP file cannot be seen as you see it in your development program.