 Kathy Coombs |
Down loading a picture My friend went and saw my pictures, and then she right clicked on them to her computer..just to show me what she could do to them in photo shop, which I have yet to learn...what's to keep people from taking your phot's from here?
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Sarah G |
Honesty.
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Jessica Jenney |
That's why you should keep your images small!
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Kathy Coombs |
hoe do you keep them small?
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- Ken Smith Contact Ken Smith Ken Smith's Gallery |
Before you upload to BP, just resize it to 800 pixels or less on the long side. That way, if someone takes the images or pixels, they probably can't make a good-sized quality print. I must admit, when I do a right-mouse click on a photo, BP doesn't allow it, at least using Internet Explorer. I can do a right mouse click, "save" on the thumbnail, but that's really small. I would be curious how your friend did a right-mouse click to save off a BP photo in your gallery..unless it's browser-specific that allows this??
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Aimee C. Eisaman |
All new galleries have the right click protect on them. If you set your gallery to the classic style people are able to right click, but even so the image they get will not be good. I'm taking it that you wish for your friend to be able to take these images to show you what could be done with them? My advice is to have this friend tell you which images they need and email them to him/her.
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Sarah G |
There's more than one way to skin a cat.
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Aimee C. Eisaman |
I was of course talking about the thumbnail version that can be right clicked on and saved. The large version even in the classic style gallery is still right click protected. But I'm sure there are ways like Sarah said! :~)
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