I have had great success with a training program on CD using the E-Book Compiler. They are set to not allow printing or copying. Recently I have one customer who keeps getting the message pop up about copying not being allowed when he is not touching anything.
He may be running some other software that hooks on to, and interferes with the clipboard (maybe some kind of clipboard utility) This might be the cause?
I also have this "problem" frequently. I cannot identify the program exactly, but if a specified program is running, the ebook gives the error message. Maybe it is Photoshop, or CorelDraw or Dreamweaver, or another program I use frequently.
Does Dreamweaver have IE as the default browser display? Switch the default to FireFox and disable IE in the browser option. Reboot and see if that changes anything.
My customer seems to have cleared up the problem with a virus scan, defrag,offline content clear,disc cleanup etc
Nothing else showed up and he doesn't know what the actual source of the problem was but is pleased that he can now watch the training CDs with no problems.
Sure sounds like a virus of some sort. This is a little OT, but along the same lines. Several friends have phoned in the past two weeks because when they try to print they get an error message. I suspect a virus or malware, but haven't seen anything on the net about it. In every case they removed/reinstalled the printer files and the printer worked. Strange to have a sudden cluster of printing error messages.
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