[Murali Krishna. Siruvuru]

Appreciate if someone can guide me, what is the exact mechanism & technology
used for locking floppy disk (locking using software), so that the contents
can be viewed but cannot be copied or imaged.

--
Murali Krishna,
Hanwha S&C, Seoul

[Steven L Umbach]

That is not possible. There are ways to manage files that a user can copy to
other media or print but a user could use a digital camera to copy content
from a display screen. Using the print screen keyboard key may also be able
to bypass copy to media/print restrictions. The link below to Windows
Rights Management may be of interest and there is a newsgroup dedicated to
such. --- Steve

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/rightsmgmt/default.mspx

"Murali Krishna. Siruvuru" <MuraliKrishnaSiruvuru@discussions.microsoft.com>
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>
> Appreciate if someone can guide me, what is the exact mechanism &
> technology
> used for locking floppy disk (locking using software), so that the
> contents
> can be viewed but cannot be copied or imaged.
>
> --
> Murali Krishna,
> Hanwha S&C, Seoul