=?Utf-8?B?VGlt?= wrote on 14 dec 2005 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:
My ASP question is how can I embed the rtf files into ASP project
without allowing the users to download/alter them?
This NG is not about "asp-projects embedding" [definition?],
but about ASP being a platform for serverside coding.
Whatever you send to the user must be downloaded, because there is no
difference between those words.
And I would like to use loop to go through all rtf files.
Elementary:
<%
for n=0 to RTFmax
%>
<a href='myDir/myRTF<%=n%>.rtf'>myRTF<%=n%></a><br>
<%
next
%>
That's why I am interested in JPEG. By converting to JPEG, in my
opinion, the rtf (or text) files will become images and it would not
be downloaded by coding. I still don't know how to code it but I am
sure there is a way. Of course, maybe I am wrong.
"downloaded by coding", how else would you download something?
Text in jpg can be reconstructed to simple text by software,
unless you make the jpg so bad, it is even a problem for human reading.
and the jpg-s themselves can be saved to the local hd easily.
ASP, being serverside technology has nothing to do with your obfuscation
efforts, unless it does some serverside task.
Once the stream has left the server, ASP is not involved.
I think, unless you are comfortable by a goal of preventing 80% of the
users, the lazy ones, to counter your ineffective measures, you are out of
luck. And ASP will not help you.
Setting a authentication, and limiting the number of users to trusted users
[and perhaps certified lazy users], whom you do not mind using your rtf-s,
is a better approach.