Oh God... this is the reason I tend not to pay attention to this list very 
often.  But since I have been so shocked by blatent ignorance to actually 
get myself to reply, I will attempt to answer.

To the best of my knowlege, there is no special tag in (X)HTML that tells 
the browser to not download and display files from a web server.  You can 
add some javascript code to a page to disable printing, and while you are 
at it, you better use javascript to display the code to display the 
content to help prevent someone from turning off javascript and still 
getting to the content.

Better yet, don't post the content on a web server at all.

On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Fritz wrote:

> I have a quick question that perhaps someone in PLUG knows
> the answer to.
>
> Is there anything in (X)HTML, a special tag perhaps, that
> will protect content? That is, instruct the browser to not
> allow "save" and "print" functions on this page.
>
> I realize that this would just be rudimentary protection
> since "screen capture" programs could be used to get around
> this.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Fritz Kolberg

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