User-guide for CopySafe Web Protection 4.0

NOTE: Copysafe Web uses encrypted images that can be displayed on Windows computers only. If not intended for a corporate network, a better solution for all media that can be viewed on all devices including mobile phones, might be ASPS if you have a dedicated server or VPS, or SafeGuard Media if you have WordPress or Moodle.

CopySafe Web Protection can now be used in CMS web sites by everyone with little web development skill required. Free plugins are available for DNN, Drupal, Joomla, Moodle and WordPress. See the left-hand column for more info on those plugins and the right-hand column for their CMS demo sites.

Careful planning for the security of your images
Copy protect existing web pages and media
CopySafe Web image encryption
Creating custom protected pages in batches
Database delivery for protected web pages
Debugging your copy protected web pages
Domain lock and web protection licensing
Editing copy protected images and pages
Insert include files to add copy protection
Installation of CopySafe Web Protection
Java support and java detection
JavaScript support and JavaScript detection
Platform and browser support
Plugins for copy protection
Publishing protected pages and uploads
Protecting various content (all page content)
System requirements
Troubleshooting
Upgrades and revision
Using a code base
Varying the level of copy protection