Securing company logo to stop recipients copying.

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Judy G

The company logo has been set up as part of 'tools/options/mail
format/stationery/background picture'. We have discovered that a client has
copied the 'background' and inserted it on a word document, proceded to
create a letter from our firm.
How do we protect or stop the logo from being copied???
We use MSOffice v2003.
 
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Vanguard

Judy G said:
The company logo has been set up as part of 'tools/options/mail
format/stationery/background picture'. We have discovered that a client
has
copied the 'background' and inserted it on a word document, proceded to
create a letter from our firm.
How do we protect or stop the logo from being copied???
We use MSOffice v2003.


You can't. Once you send the e-mail, you have no control over the use or
modification of its content, and that includes yanking anything out of it.
Also, just how are you going to stop a recipient from simply using a screen
capture program which obviously cannot be restricted by whatever limitations
are imposed within the e-mail client displaying the e-mail on the screen?
Have you contacted your company's attorney regarding legal proceedings
against identity theft and impersonation?
 
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Judy G

Thanks Vanguard
Didn't think so, but obliged to ask the question.
Yes we have taken legal proceedings and notified the police.
Cheers Judy
 
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Judy Gleeson MVP Outlook

Logos can often easily be pilfered from web sites etc. Right click, save
as... and it's easy peasy. Take the legal route.

Judy Gleeson [MVP Outlook]
Acorn Training and Consulting
www.acorntraining.com.au

Everyone - turn on your Advanced Toolbars and learn how to use the Field
Chooser and Group by Box!!
 
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Brian Tillman

Judy G said:
The company logo has been set up as part of 'tools/options/mail
format/stationery/background picture'. We have discovered that a
client has copied the 'background' and inserted it on a word
document, proceded to create a letter from our firm.
How do we protect or stop the logo from being copied???

Vigorously pursue them in a court of law for copyright infringement.
 

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