Specifying the applet's origin
The author
The author is a textual string that will appear in the HTML generated by ImageSafe.
It helps to identify who created the applet that contains the image you are looking at.
If the author identifer is manually changed by the editing the HTML file then the applet
will no longer run and the image can't be viewed. It isn't necessary to set this
field. If not set the default author name becomes "Unspecified".
The originating server id
It's highly recommended that this field is always set as it ensures that the applet and
the image it contains can't be moved to another server. The server prefix specified
is as much of the net address of the applets HTML file as you want to specify. For instance, if
we have an ImageSafe applet as part of a web-page whose URL is
"www.kagi.com/equitysoft/example.html" then we could specify the prefix as
"www.kagi.com/equitysoft". If we don't mind if the applet is downloaded from anywhere on the
KAGI server we could specify the prefix as "www.kagi.com".
Note: The "http://" prefix shouldn't be specified for the originating server. If it is
ImageSafe will remove it.
Anonymity of ImageSafe
It should be emphasized that ImageSafe protected images are anonymous. There is no
information in the protecting applet to say what person or computer generated it, nor
what copy of ImageSafe generated it.
The origin data given below is optional. User's will also note in the ImageSafe generated
HTML a code that is labelled "data". This code is generated from the time of day the
applet was created and does not relate to the applet's origin.