Making a template from a picture- how to eliminate toolbar?

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I've only created two official websites so far and am working on a third. I use Dreamweaver MX.

This time around, I designed my layout in Adobe Illustrator because I think it's easier than dealing with hundreds of layers in DW. I made a background, logo, etc. Saved it as a JPEG. Then I inserted it into my webpage and added buttons and interactivity.

However, when I preview the page in my browser window, whenever the cursor is over ANY part of the page, I get that stupid picture toolbar popping up (you know the one- it has options to print or save the picture). This hasn't happened on any of my other sites when I've inserted graphical items.

Is there a way to prevent this toolbar from popping up? Could it have to do with the size of the image- it's 800x600? I don't know if I'd be able to recreate what I want to do in Dreamweaver, which is why I want this to work! Any tips or suggestions? I don't know why this is happening.

TIA.

[photon]

Try

 <meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="false">

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photon: Thanks for the tip. I'm ashamed to say I do most of my building on the WYSIWYG side, so don't know that much about the code.

Where should I insert that snippet you posted? Does it matter?

Thanks for the help.

[txbakers]

post it in the "head" section of your code

[photon]

Sorry, should have included that. Thanks for the follow up, txbakers.

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Thank you both for this. I will have to try this tonight. :)

Loving this forum already!