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To Kath & Murray,

Thank you both for your responses. I have been formulating a proper response which accounts for the delay.

My comment about "the gauntlet" was meant as a thank you for enducing me to play with the idea. My comment had more to do with placing the reference for a graphic in the CSS file instead of having it in the page being viewed.

I understood that you cannot have a link in a CSS file. But then I seem to recall seeing something along the line of a tutorial in one of my magazines about doing it using a reference to an HTML file instead of a graphic. Or was it by using a Flash file. So much running around in my mind it is hard to recall exactly everything I have read in the past.

As for Kath's comment about "lifting" of images I already knew that.<grin> But that does not mean that we should make it as easy as, "Here is the link to download all the files on this site in either a ZIP or PDF file".

The little method I described does work. If you use the right click technique, copy the file and then open a new file in Photoshop all you get is a black background. Of coure this means that you do not have "no right click" script running. The simple coding I figured out works but does add a little extra effort on my part. I am satisified with the results. The "no right click" gives a little extra cushion.

Kathy is absolutely 100% correct. It was fairly easy to copy the page using several of my screen capture programs. And I am sure there are a multitude of free-ware versions out there. But again we as coders (myself being a journeyman) should not make it easy.

Again, thank you each for your responses.

Wayne