sealing images CD....

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hi all, i once got given instruction on what program(s) to use for doing this project, but since have forgotten, maybe somebody will be sweet enough to point me straight :D....okay-
how do you 'seal' a cd w/ images...in other words, how do you make it so that the images cannot be extracted, etc.??
thanks!
 
I don't understand the question - what is the CD for if not for reading the images?
 
You can't. If you don't want people to copy your work don't give it out, otherwise accept that they will and carry on. You could embed them in some slideshow but theres nothing to stop them taking a screenshot or a photo of their screen.
 
Copyright watermark them just as a deterrent but if they want to copy they will if you give them out.
 
petemc said:
You can't. If you don't want people to copy your work don't give it out, otherwise accept that they will and carry on. You could embed them in some slideshow but theres nothing to stop them taking a screenshot or a photo of their screen.
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:agree:

I don't know of anyway to prevent this - you could mark the files as hidden as a deterrent, but they would still be able to get at them if they were determined enough, or as PeteMC says, they could just take a screenshot to get them.
 
I think you may mean Photodex Proshow gold. The images are embedded not just a folder full of images for them to use.
 
wont stop anyone - shame but true
 
englandshottest2 said:
hi all, i once got given instruction on what program(s) to use for doing this project, but since have forgotten, maybe somebody will be sweet enough to point me straight :D....okay-
how do you 'seal' a cd w/ images...in other words, how do you make it so that the images cannot be extracted, etc.??
thanks!
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AFAIK you can 'lock' the CD to stop anybody from altering the images you've stored on it. There's not much point in locking the viewing ability surely.



(and you're still using that insipid coloured text - yuck).
 
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