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If you want to stop others from getting all the stuff which you really worked into.. just place the code in the body part of your page and this will prevent them from automatically right clicking your page:

If you want your image to appear like they Pop-up then just copy the fist code and place it in the head section. For a sample, try clicking on the image below:

<!--[if gte IE 5.5000]>

.shadowcss{
position: relative;
top: -5px;
left: -5px;
filter:progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.dropshadow(OffX=5, OffY=5, Color='gray',

Positive='true');
}

</style>

<![endif]-->

/***********************************************
***********************************************/

function updownshadow(){
if (event.srcElement.effect=="popshadow"){
shadowobj=event.srcElement
if (event.type=="mousedown"){
shadowobj.filters[0].color=shadowobj.mousedowncolor
shadowobj.style.left=shadowobj.style.top=0
}
else if (event.type=="mouseout" && event.fromElement.effect=="popshadow" ||

event.type=="mouseup"){
shadowobj.filters[0].color=shadowobj.mouseupcolor
shadowobj.style.left=shadowobj.style.top=shadowobj.filters[0].OffX*(-1)
}
}
}

if (document.attachEvent){
document.attachEvent("onmousedown", updownshadow)
document.attachEvent("onmouseup", updownshadow)
document.attachEvent("onmouseout", updownshadow)
}

</script>

And copy this next code in your image link:

If you want the date of when you last updated your page to appear for your own or the users benefit, just paste the codes below:
You first paste this code within the head section of your page

Array("January","February","March","April","May","June","July","August","September","October

","November","December");
dayNames = new

Array("Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday");
	dayOfWeek = this.getDay();
	day = dayNames[dayOfWeek];
	dateOfMonth = this.getDate();
monthNo = this.getMonth();
	month = monthNames[monthNo];
year = this.getYear();
	if (year < 2000)
year = year + 1900;
dateStr = day+" "+dateOfMonth+" "+month+", "+year;
	return dateStr;
}
//register the  method in the class Date
Date.prototype.getLongDateString=getLongDateString;

function DocDate()
{ //return the document modification date (excl.time)
//as a string
	DateTimeStr = document.lastModified;
	secOffset = Date.parse(DateTimeStr);
	if (secOffset == 0 || secOffset == null) //Opera3.2
			 dateStr = "Unknown";
	else
	{
		aDate = new Date();
		aDate.setTime(secOffset);
		//use method defined above
		datestr = aDate.getLongDateString();
	}
	return dateStr;
}
// --></script>

And this into where you want to date to appear:

If you really want to make sure that they won't be able to higlight your wriiten info, then paste this code in your head section:

This is the nicest of them all. If you want your image to appear like they are fading and once the mouse point into them they appear (try pointing the mouse on the image below), then all you have to do is copy this code and paste it on the head part:

.gradualshine{
filter:alpha(opacity=30);
-moz-opacity:0.3;
}

</style>

/***********************************************

***********************************************/

var baseopacity=30

function slowhigh(which2){
imgobj=which2
browserdetect=which2.filters? "ie" : typeof which2.style.MozOpacity=="string"? "mozilla" :

""
instantset(baseopacity)
highlighting=setInterval("gradualfade(imgobj)",50)
}

function slowlow(which2){
cleartimer()
instantset(baseopacity)
}

function instantset(degree){
if (browserdetect=="mozilla")
imgobj.style.MozOpacity=degree/100
else if (browserdetect=="ie")
imgobj.filters.alpha.opacity=degree
}

function cleartimer(){
if (window.highlighting) clearInterval(highlighting)
}

function gradualfade(cur2){
if (browserdetect=="mozilla" && cur2.style.MozOpacity<1)
cur2.style.MozOpacity=Math.min(parseFloat(cur2.style.MozOpacity)+0.1, 0.99)
else if (browserdetect=="ie" && cur2.filters.alpha.opacity<100)
cur2.filters.alpha.opacity+=10
else if (window.highlighting)
clearInterval(highlighting)
}

</script>

And copy this code for your image code part:

If you want a welcome message to pop-out when a visitor views your site, then simply copy this code into your HTML page:

if you want a box to appera and ask your visitors name: