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Hello guys,

We all know that you can use code to disable right click and what not...but what about printing? I know there is a way...there has to be. At one point I was able to get it to where it would print a blank page...but It f***ed up my site (something to do with HTML Encryption ?? :-/ ). So...is there any way you can keep a visitor from printing?
 
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No. If you can see it, you can print it. There may be a way to stop the 'print' function, but all one has to do is press the 'PrintScrn' button and paste into any graphis program to print out.

Gene
 
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there is alway a way even though people might say it's not possible but it alway is
specially around computers now when i went to find out how i could write my files to
remote computer via any language i was amazed when people said that it's not possible when all of them said hacking is possible now both of them can't be true right
so there was a way to write files to a remote computer via javascript .

Hey Gene,

Did you know that japan or maybe china has developed a way to print picture
of such a type that no one can copy or can if you even do manage to can it
you won't get the picture you see what my point here is when it comes to
computers there no such word as impossible.
 
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genious said:
Hey Gene, Did you know that japan or maybe china has developed a way to print picture of such a type that no one can copy or can if you even do manage to can it you won't get the picture you see what my point here is when it comes to computers there no such word as impossible.

Interesting, but I'll repeat -- if you can see it, you can print it. As you say "no such word as impossible" :)
 
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