I've never done watermarking, since it's useless. There are so many different ways to save an image. Print Screen, using a screen capture thingy, using a browser that won't display watermarking, etc etc. When I looked into it a while back it seemed to be too much trouble for too little reward.

Sorry I can't help more.

There's a way in photoshop to put a watermark in. But I think it requires you have a real copy of the software and not a pirated version.

How is there any difference? A pirated version is just the retail version with a tiny bit of modification to run sans disc... the software doesn't know its pirated.

Photoshop runs sans disc anyway...

I just remember trying it once and it wouldn't work.

*opens photoshop*

Never mind. I was able to add one with no problems in photoshop 6. At least I think I did. I can't see a difference on the screen.

Go to Filters - Digimark

Pirate Copies are great trust me though the disk is a dead give away so use em in secret and don't try the water something I tried it and ya don't want to and before I'm covereed in reporters I do use pirate copies but I can just say I'm 11 and don't know better...hehehehehehehehehehe (cough cough got to stop that laugh).

Yeah. Well, I think as long as most know who made it, and when the images are stolen, it will be all good. Heh.

There's anti-hotlinking Javascript out there somewhere, however the ability to apply this outwith a webpage and onto a single image is unknown . . . and there's always the old screencap option.

Best way would be to put a graphical watermark, or a signature at the bottom of your sigs in an area which when editted out would be noticable.

return of the geek.\

Yeah... It's only her, really. No one else steals my images. Since, you know, they respect or something.

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