Neil Smith.
At 12:37 03/04/2003 +, you wrote:
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Hi again... Thanx everyone who read the topic and answered
...but noone answered my question...
is there a way I can insert a watermark on a jpg with gd???
Maybe it's because there isn't a solution for my problem.
Thanx again for trying to help...
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I still think the "Holmgang" approach is the most effective one. :)
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> Here in the US, the issue of Copyrights on pictures used on web sites is
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register a copyright for the item to protect it.
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I can't answer your question, and this may ev
USE IT.
Companies that own copyrights and the US courts are beginning to take
Copyright Infringement VERY SERVIOSLY.
Bruce Barnes. CEO
ChicagoNetTech / Rinella Internet Services
Chicago IL
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> The law will doubtless be different in other countries. Check on the
> internet for the law in yours.
In Scandinavia you claim copyright by demanding "holmgång" with your opponent.
Basically this means that one goes berserk and fights with sharp swords (or axes).
The one that decapitates the oth
> In any case - I seriously doubt that a watermark is unremovable by a
> talented hacker.
One don't need to be a hacker for that... Fast Fourier Transform is enough. :)
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I can't answer your question, and this may even be off-topic, but copyright
law is never so simple as it may at first seem.
I don't know the law in any country but my own (Britain), but here in
Britain, adding a watermark does NOT make a picture copyright. In Britain,
what makes a picture, or a no
