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Protect your photographs on the net

QMost people don’t need to worry about others stealing their photos. But professional photographers do. Pros can take numerous steps to protect their work online. But there are ways around most, if not all, of them.

AFirst, you can disable right-clicking on your Web pages. You put special JavaScript in the page’s header. But, JavaScript can be turned off. You can put your images behind a layer of transparent GIFs. But anything that you can see on the screen can be copied with the Print Screen feature.

I like to use watermarking. Most photo-editing programs will insert a watermark for you. If yours won’t, try IrfanView. For more on these methods, read the recent tip on my site. If these are important photos, consider copyrighting the images. You can learn more at Copyright.gov, or consult with a copyright attorney.
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Never forget anything again

I synchronize my calendar with my iPhone. And, I use services like Evernote to record important notes.

But, it is still easy to forget little things. For example, you may need help remembering to change your air filters. Or, might want a monthly reminder to check your tire pressure.

In that case, I have just the site to help you out! Resnooze is an easy-to-use site that you will love.

All you need to do is enter your e-mail address. Then, enter a quick reminder. Finally, specify how often you'd like to receive the reminder.

You'll receive reminders via e-mail on the schedule you set. If you need to make changes, you can do that directly from the message!

www.resnooze.com

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