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SwitchBlade 1.0

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Switchblade was created with one goal in mind. To make it harder for people to take images from your website. But by doing so more value will also be added to your site. SwitchBlade will protect your images by cutting them in more than one image, thus making it harder for people to take your images. The whole Image cannot be saved or copied to the clipboard. Also improves your rating on the search engines by using more then one alt tag per image. Automatically includes your copyright information on the image. SwitchBlade will also work in batch mode to slice your images as well.
Type : Shareware ($15.95)
OS Support : Windows All
Date stamp / Size : Jan, 31. 2007 / 707 kBytes
Asked : unassigned
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