 | | | Re: Controlling Copy/Paste/Print | Re: Controlling Copy/Paste/Print 2004-11-12 - By Rob Karatzas
u may want to look at Authentica, Recall:
http://www.authentica.com/products/document_protection.asp
unless, PDF is an abosolute no no.
A big 3 automaker I work for uses it, but in a very different way.
r
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From: "Keith Barrows \(StarPilot\)" <starpilot@(protected)>
Reply-To: aspnet-architecture@(protected)
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2004 14:29:50 -0700
>Ahh, one requirement I forgot. This client does not want PDF files. :(
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>Now, if we can show this is the most cost effective way to go and it gives
>them their level of confidence I think we can go that way. However, will
>the PDF allow me to copy a paragraph or two worth of text, let's say a total
>of 5 times and then shut off all Copy/Paste functionality?
>
>Keith
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Robert Hanson [mailto:rhanson@(protected)]
>Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 1:50 PM
>To: aspnet-architecture@(protected)
>Subject: [aspnet-architecture] Re: Controlling Copy/Paste/Print
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>posted on the aspnet discussion group; from pam.webpyrfect@(protected)
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>You will need to set the permissions on the PDF document prior to
>deployment. You would need to get a full version of Adobe to do this; but
>it can be done programmatically. There are several security settings and
>you can toggle them any way you wish.
>
>Pam
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gary Moyle [mailto:Gary@(protected)]
>Sent: Friday, November 12, 2004 8:53 AM
>To: aspnet@(protected)
>Subject: [aspnet] PDF Viewer
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>Hi All,
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>I would like to create an asp.net button control that launches a new window
>with a PDF document inside that has all buttons disabled ( I.E. No Save As,
>Print etc ) and no right click functions, basically just read only. However
>I am not entirely sure which way to go with this.
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>This will be part of a larger application that lets clients view PDF
>documents but prevents them from downloading them or altering the content of
>the PDF.
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>Any Ideas?
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>Gary Moyle
>Senior Web Developer
>http://www.creativeeye.co.uk
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>Internet and Multimedia Services
>Keeping a creative eye on Internet Business
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>gary@(protected)
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>"Keith Barrows (StarPilot)" <starpilot@(protected)> on 11/12/2004 02:25:59 PM
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>We have a possible client requesting us to scope out what would be involved
>in changing a site's behaviors.? Basically, this is a library app with a
>ton of books.? The Publishers of these books want the client to enforce
>copyright laws more than they are now.? So, the criteria they want us to
>scope out would be:
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> Restrict Copy/Paste to a certain character limit and a certain number
> of copies per book (can quote the book but not copy whole chapters)
> Disallow Printing
> Possibly create a client app/plug-in to do this
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>One of the fears I have of doing this type of project is the nature of the
>Internet to begin with.? I do not know of any public solution like this
>without creating your own client to run on multiple platforms.? It would
>have to be done with streaming so nothing is stored on the client hard
>drive disk.? The feeling I was left with was - "Oh this sounds simple.? We
>can do this." from our lead sales person.
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>So, I am trying to get some ideas before Monday so we can make an informed
>decision on a project like this.? We will (90%) be doing a full discovery
>and provide 2 or 3 separate solution paths they can take.? We may (50%)
>take on the development of the chosen solution path.? I want to make sure
>we are a success at this one.
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