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Hi everyone,
i was trying to do one thing in my web site is i have my all notes on server and i dont want to give download access to that document, but i want the user have access to that particular document and the user can highlight on that particular document and save on the server only so is that possible to do online highlighting and saving ??
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Posted 20-Oct-14 23:53pm

Prathamesh Dalvi

Updated 20-Oct-14 23:59pm

CHill60

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy · Answer 1 · 2014-10-21T00:10:00

There is no real difference between downloading a document of displaying it in the browser. Well technically there are, but for what you intend to do it doesn't matter. As soon as the document is displayed in the browser the user can access the source code of said document. OK you could have the page download the document after the initial page load, but it would still be in memory wouldn't it. An the easiest way around you scheme would be to just take a screen snapshot.

Anyhow, as soon as the document is displayed in the browser it is at the disposal of the user.

Best Regards,

Manfred