How do I get rid of the print options from JavaHelp 2.0

java-programmer, How do I get rid of the print options from JavaHelp 2.0 M.Hamer wrote:
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> I posted a similar message on comp.lang.java.help so I'm sorry if
> you're having to read it again but I've had no responses from that
> group and I need this bit done quickly.

What, you lose money if the contract
is late? Elance it! I am confident they
would care about your deadline.

> I've just downloaded the JavaHelp 2.0 zip file as part of an ongoing
> investigation and implementation within our coding standards. I work
> for a company that does software for the military and as such the
> software we create is classified. There was a security issue with
> JavaHelp 1.1.3 in that we couldn't easily remove the print option.
> With JavaHelp 2.0 is there a way of disabling the print options? We
> cannot have the ability to print out the help as it carries the same
> classification as our software.

Here's a thought.

Ensure the user and software are physically
in the same place, make that place secure.
A double tumbler money safe should do
the trick.

Lock the safe, and drop in over the side of
a ship positioned above a deep ocean trench.

That should keep the data (relatively) safe.

java-programmer >> How do I get rid of the print options from JavaHelp 2.0 > > I posted a similar message on comp.lang.java.help so I'm sorry if
> > you're having to read it again but I've had no responses from that
> > group and I need this bit done quickly.
>
> What, you lose money if the contract
> is late? Elance it! I am confident they
> would care about your deadline.
>

You project probably would lose money if the software was late as we would
enter liability clauses, etc. However, more importantly, I have my own
budgeted deadlines and when you're given 15 days to Document, Investigate,
Integrate and test a bit of software spending 14 of those days trying to
delete a stupid print button wouldn't make very much sense. So I use, what
is supposed to be an information sharing newsgroup, to help me get the task
done.

> Here's a thought.
>
> Ensure the user and software are physically
> in the same place, make that place secure.
> A double tumbler money safe should do
> the trick.
>
> Lock the safe, and drop in over the side of
> a ship positioned above a deep ocean trench.
>
> That should keep the data (relatively) safe.
>
As extremely hilarious as your above quote is it still doesn't take away
from the fact that we can't allow users to print out UK Restricted (or
above) help. Thanks for your pointless use of bandwidth.

Mel Hamer