Images on the Web

[Eric Kledzik]

On Fri, 8 Dec 1995, Anne Womack wrote:

> I am working on a Web publishing project that involves getting copyright 
> permission for several images that we are using.  One of the 
> copyright holders responded to me that we can use the image on the 
> Web if it is in a "non-downloadable format".  I do not know of such a 
> format; none of our tech folks here know of such a format.  Anybody 
> out there know of such?  Please.
 
Anne, 
	You can use gif, or jpg format.  I believe, that the holders just don't 
want you putting the picture into the icon directory or putting it onto 
your page as a download link.  I suggest just inculding the gif or jpg in 
the same directory as your html document (or creating a symbolic link to 
that directory and file).
<img src="/dir of html doc/pic.jpg"> and then testing it on your browser to 
make sure you cannot download it or access it in any way.  That's my best 
guess on non-downloadable image.

Eric Kledzik
Brevard County Library System
Computer Services
(407)6331789
ekledzik at manatee.brev.lib.fl.us