Every CopySafe Web protected page must have an insert.js
file to initially check that the visiting web browser has
the CopySafe Web plugin installed, and if not installed,
redirect to the appropriate download page for that web
browser type.
The settings at the top of the insert file can be
modified to reflect the download site that you want to
use. You can point to our free download servers or to your
own web folders.
Every CopySafe Web protected page must have an insert.js
file to write in the embed tag. The insert file can be
renamed to anything that you like and renamed differently
for each version/level of protection. The recommended
practice is to have several differently configured insert
files that can be used according to the level of
protection that you want to use on any particular page.
Note that Internet Explorer and Firefox web browser
types use different plugin types and therefore us
different coding for embed tags. The insert files provided
in your software download cater for all the scenarios
already as default, and you must be careful if editing
below the recommended area in the insert script.
The key functions that you can set to allow/disallow in your insert file are as follows:
CaptureSafe - prevent Printscreen and screen capture
- PrintScreen
- ScreenCapture
KeySafe - prevent the use of the keyboard while page
is active
- ScreenSaver
- Keyboard
- PrintScreen
- BlockKeys
MenuSafe - prevent the use of mouse and browser
menus while active
- RightMouseButton
- BlockMenus
- Mouse
- TaskBar
RemoteSafe - prevent remote viewing sessions
Setting an option to "1" makes protection active. Setting to "0" makes it inactive (no protection). The default setting (if not specified) is to be active.
When a new version of the CopySafe Web plugin is to be
used, the version number needs to be updated in the CSI
insert file. Then if your visitor has an earlier version,
they will be redirected for the download to update. Before
making any upgrades to version 4.0 from earlier versions,
you will need to ensure that your pages comply.
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