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I'm sorry for picking all your brains so often....but I am nearly up and running.
I am so happy with the website my son has created for me - but, there's always a but, with me. I am concerned that I can click on any image and copy it. Not that I think I have created masterpieces but I would paint if I didn't like the results and because most are of a simple flowery nature - they could make useful little images for cards or stickers and I don't want that to happen unless I want to make them myself. My son's argument is that anyone can take a screen shot of a whole page so why bother - I conceded this at the time but now that I see it almost in action I'm not happy. I don't want to sound ungrateful or hurt his feelings because between exams he has put a lot of work into this for me. . Do you protect each image? Or am I being paranoid and perhaps a bit anal? :$