Come on, admit it- companies get taken over, jobs get eliminated, new
marketing managers get hired, entire divisions get laid off, a new assistant
is hired and put in charge of your project, someone's brother has
volunteered to do the job at half price ... It happens, and your gut has
nothing to do with it.

I've also had a couple of clients I didn't trust for the first couple of
weeks who turned out to be wonderful- for years.


>
> In 20 years of doing this, I have never had clients that "change overnight".
> It's often the blinders of what the client is really like that is lifted
> overnight revealing what they were to begin with (often caused by lack of
> research mixed with an overwhelming desire to take on the project).
>
> And, yes, if he can't trust the client to begin with or he has a strange gut
> feeling, he should be re-evaluating the situation and dealing with it before
> anything ever touches the page. Almost any measure to protect something o
------

> Another way to do it is to take a screen shot and put a light ghost of the
> word SAMPLE across it in a transparent photoshop layer, then send that as
> jpg or pdf. I've never had anyone object to that.

>Then they have to do that to all of the images.

It's not necessary to do it on each image. Take a screen shot of the entire
page and do one or two transparent words across the whole page, angling it
so it touches the important images.



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