Okay, understood. I wasn't familiar with Squarespace.

Lynette

On Mar 11, 2014, at 7:47 AM, Bruce Bartrug wrote:

> Squarespace doesn't have a right-click preventative for use on their  
> websites.  It's easy to bypass anyway, but I was surprised it wasn't  
> standard issue nowadays.  So I have to watermark everything.  Not a  
> big deal, I can automate it in Photoshop without too much hassle,  
> and there are plug-ins that allow simple batch processing if that  
> won't work for what I want.
>
> Thanks, b
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 10:33 AM, Lynette Cook  
> <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Bruce, yes, I was able to download the images. Couldn't think how to  
> check the values of the whites in Photoshop without doing this. I'm  
> not sure what you mean by your comment about how "It would seem  
> unnecessary. . . " unless you thought you'd somehow set the images  
> so they couldn't be pulled off your site. (The "Save image as"  
> feature) I'm still working on an old tower and in an old version of  
> Photoshop, so am not browsing websites on either a cell or tablet.
>
> Lynette
>
>
> On Mar 10, 2014, at 11:14 AM, Bruce Bartrug wrote:
>
> Linda:  Oh, that's the problem!  My monitor is calibrated :).  A  
> recently purchased Dell 24 inch LCD.
>
> Lynette:  I have older work, too, which is sometimes quite a  
> problem.  These were recorded on film, which adds another layer of  
> corrections.  I added the small white border around the black  
> because the black borders alone don't always show clearly on line.   
> Noticed this first with illustrations for books, and I just carried  
> the idea over to anything that needs a black border to begin with.
>
> Lynette:  you downloaded an image?  Oh, dear.  I never thought to  
> check.  It would seem unnecessary in a Squarespace template that  
> adapts to tablets and cell phones.  Argh!  Maybe I can add one in  
> "Save for Web" function and make it easy.  Sigh 2.
>
> Ann:  I should actually read the instruction to my Epsen V500.   
> Maybe there's a background color substitution there as well :).  Of  
> course, one device's "white" can be another's pale pink or gray.
>
> Thank you all for looking !
>
> b
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