thanks a lot.
Luis
>Luis,
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>If the image you are trying to protect is valuable because it is "art" of some kind, then post a low resolution version of it on your web site. It will look fine on most monitors and load quickly, but will look terrible if someone tries to print it out. Currently used monitors have between 72 and about 100 dpi resolution, so that should be your limit.
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>This is the technique that image banks use to sell their images, they show the low resolution image on the page, and you have to pay to get the higher resolution images.
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>David