Copying Web page to CD for limited period

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I know this is probably the incorrect news group to ask this question, but I
cannot find the answer or information regarding how after burning my web
site onto a CD Rom to view by a third party to limit them using the CD after
a 30 day period. What programmes are there, that I can use to enable this
feature and render the CD useless after a predefined period.
 
You will need to search for a installer application that will allow you to limit the access period,
as the info would have to be written to the user registry since the CD would be read only.

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None that can't be easily circumvented.

Other than the obvious, what are you actually trying to accomplish??

It would be easier to put the content on a server and then just remove it after 30 days.


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The point was that I did not want the recipients to have access to what I
have produced for more than 48 hours. I thought that if I produced my work
on a CD rom and submitted it to the board so that they could view it on
their laptops, as wireless connection would not be possible. they were not
in a position to take my work away with them and capitalize on it. However I
will have a re think thank you for your ideas.
 
I think they'd still have 47 hrs & 59 mins to copy it off the CD though.



| The point was that I did not want the recipients to have access to what I
| have produced for more than 48 hours. I thought that if I produced my work
| on a CD rom and submitted it to the board so that they could view it on
| their laptops, as wireless connection would not be possible. they were not
| in a position to take my work away with them and capitalize on it. However
I
| will have a re think thank you for your ideas.
| | > None that can't be easily circumvented.
| >
| > Other than the obvious, what are you actually trying to accomplish??
| >
| > It would be easier to put the content on a server and then just remove
it
| > after 30 days.
| >
| >
| > --
| > Steve Easton
| > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > 95isalive
| > This site is best viewed..................
| > ..............................with a computer
| >
| >
| > | >> I know this is probably the incorrect news group to ask this question,
| >> but I
| >> cannot find the answer or information regarding how after burning my
web
| >> site onto a CD Rom to view by a third party to limit them using the CD
| >> after
| >> a 30 day period. What programmes are there, that I can use to enable
this
| >> feature and render the CD useless after a predefined period.
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
 
Even if you could make the CD "expire," everything they've viewed will be
in the computers browser cache files.

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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........................with a computer
 
Yes True.
Thanks very much for all the advice


Steve Easton said:
Even if you could make the CD "expire," everything they've viewed will be
in the computers browser cache files.

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
95isalive
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.......................with a computer
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