script that prevent user copy picture(also works in xp)?

[cutecutty]

hi...i there anybody know the "no right click script" that also can work in windows xp as well?bcoz i found lots of no right click scripts,but all is not working in xp.
what i meant is the code is actually working ,is just that..we are still be able to copy the picture ..because if we using windows xp,if we mouse over a picture ,a small window will come out and enable us to save the picture.
so is there any script to prevent that?(nt necesarrily have to be a no right click script)
thx alot

[Android]

I think you're referring to the "image toolbar". It's a browser feature available via (in IE 6):

TOOLS / INTERNET OPTIONS..... / ADVANCED / MULTIMEDIA / "ENABLE IMAGE TOOLBAR"
Seeing that it requires a restart to enable and disable, it's highly unlikely you'll find a way to disable it on a visitors browser.
I have a question about the toolbar, though: How come it is only triggered on some images and not others? I haven't figured out yet whether it's triggered via file size, or screen area or what. It just appears on some images and not on others. Another IE bug?

[QuietDean]

You can diable the toolbar with a meta tag

<META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no">

[coreybryant]

You can also add it to the specific image tag:
<img src="imageone.jpg" GALLERYIMG="no">

but keep in mind that no matter what you do, someone will be able to get your image. There is always a way around it
http://www.vortex-webdesign.com/help/hidesource.htm

[Android]

You can diable the toolbar with a meta tag

<META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no">

I didn't know that.
I'm curious. When the user enables/disables it manually it requires a restart. How come it can be enabled/disabled by html without a restart.
Is there a comprehensive list of what and how things can be disabled in the browser?

[QuietDean]

As its an Internet Explorer-specific tag (only put in because of the uproar from webmasters etc) , I am not sure how it works

to be honest, I have not come across any lists showing these 'trick' tags. They are basically 'bodge jobs'

I'll try a google.

[MD Hall]

I havent tried it, but I have a program (Webmaster Tools from www.sawpit.net) which contains a script that will basically cover an image with a transparent image. When someone goes to right click and save, they are actually saving the clear image, not your main image. Might be something to try.

[coreybryant]

Actually they also offer:
http://www.flowerfire.com/image2html/

If you image is not too big - it is pretty cool. The only way to get the image at this point would be to take a screen shot