How It Works

CopyNo is a multi-level copyright warning/system that uses JavaScript-based rollovers and your Internet images. At the core of the system is a drag-and-drop application that enables one to auto-generate JavaScript-based code that can be used with any existing html authoring program. Using CopyNo eliminates the ability to download a protected image from the Internet using the traditional "mouse-over" method -- and warns potential infringers that the image is copyrighted by the creator. CopyNo works with JavaScript-enabled web browsers.

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CopyNo is a Multi-Level Copyright Warning/System Please read this very carefully. Here's how CopyNo works...   1: An infringer sees an individual, CopyNo-protected image on a web page and may attempt to download it -- the attempt triggers the display of the CopyNo warning graphic. 2: If the infringer attempts to use the traditional "mouse-over" method to download the image or drags it to their desktop, they will only download the CopyNo warning graphic (or the referring page's html source code).     3: If the infringer clicks on the image, they will actually click on the CopyNo image -- and will be taken to the CopyNo copyright warning page.   (Try this with the Grant Wood painting, 'American Gothic' to the left)   4: The CopyNo warning page explains to the infringer in straightforward and simple terms that the image is copyrighted -- and that it is illegal to re-post it. 5: An additional page accessed through the warning notice explains how one might obtain legal permission to use the image. 6: However, if the infringer is savvy and persists in using any other methods to download and illegally re-post the protected image, they may do so at increased legal risk. 7: This is because the infringer has been aggressively warned that the image is copyrighted, and by using CopyNo, the creator of the image has taken significant efforts to prevent its downloading. 8: If the infringer does find a way to violate the copyright and still posts the image, the creator's copyright infringement case may be significantly strengthened, and the legal ramifications against the infringer could be far greater than had they simply attempted to use the simple"mouse-over" method. 9: The patent-pending CopyNo warning system better protects a visual creator's rights in a simple, yet multi-leveled, way. 10: Ready to start better protecting YOUR internet images? Then get CopyNo now.