The reality is, if you put something on the internet, anyone with a little know how can take it off regardless of what code you add to your page or what right-click disable script you have.  If someone wants to, they can find a way around it.
 
If you absolutely do not want someone to steal your images, do not put them online, and do not email them.
 
However, if you still want to deter someone with limited knowledge from stealing your images, you can use a Javascript No Right click script. There are many examples online.  Please feel free to search one out, and use whatever is best suited to your needs.

To view your site history please complete these steps:

File History
1 Login
2 Click on My Account
3 Then Click on Website Details
4 Scroll down and click on View traffic reports and select which file you would like to view and it will give you the information along with the IP address

Please also be aware that paid accounts offer more traffic report details that free accounts.

More specifics on what each plan offers, in detail, can be found here: http://www.tripod.lycos.com/compare/index.tmpl

You can change your registered email address from your "My Account" page.

When logged in, simply click on the "My Account" link in the menu.

Once loaded, scroll down a bit, you'll see a link that says "Change your member & Billing information".

Click that link. You may be asked for your password again, this is normal.

Once the page loads, you will be able to edit your Membership Information from within.

Click the confirm button at the bottom of the page to complete your changes.

You can change your registered email address from your "My Account" page.

When logged in, simply click on the "My Account" link in the menu.

Once loaded, scroll down a bit, you'll see a link that says "Change your member & Billing information".

Click that link. You may be asked for your password again, this is normal.

Once the page loads, you will be able to edit your Membership Information from within.

Click the confirm button at the bottom of the page to complete your changes.

Yes, definitely. If you're comfortable with writing HTML, you can use the FreeForm editor, to create your site and pages.

Tripod does not limit you in any way, to using our building tools.

If you want to write your content in notepad (or Dreamweaver, Cute SiteBuilder, etc), and upload those files via FTP, you're more than welcome to do so.

No. If you upgrade your site none of your HTML files will change.

Everything will stay exactly as it is now, with the exception of your "My Account" page(s).

This area will now reflect your Premium subscription, as well as all the added things you get with that subscription.

A domain name (in most cases), domain email (in most cases), better traffic stats, etc.

Your index.html file, works as your "home" page.

When someone types in your URL (web address), the first page they're going to see, is the index.html page.

There may be some technical reason why the word "index" was chosen, way back when the internet started, but that's a story for another day.

With any hosting company, you need to have some type of "index" page, whether it be HTML, or another scripting language.

It's important to have this, to make your site function properly.

Unfortunately, no. With the vast amount of resources available on the internet today, Tripod Customer Service is not able to provide any information, tips, or support on how to build a site.

We can, however, suggest multiple websites that are great for beginners to learn how to work online, and with HTML:

http://www.lissaexplains.com
http://www.dynamicdrive.com
http://www.hotscripts.com

If you also do an internet search for "beginner's guide to HTML", numerous sites will come up, to help you learn HTML coding, and some basics of WebDesign.

Remote loading/Hot linking is the act of storing files within your account with us, and using them on other sites (MySpace, LiveJournal, eBay, etc).

This is against our rules.

If you attempt to do this with your account, you will see a "roadblock" image, instead of your actual image.

This will simply state that the image you're trying to display is hosted on Angelfire/Tripod, and will not display.

If you'd like to use your images on other sites as mentioned above, you'd need to upgrade to one of our Premium Subscriptions.

Free members cannot use their images on other sites.

This is against our policy on Remote loading.

Premium Subscribers can use their images on any site that they choose to, without limitations.

Tripod no longer gives members the options to choose between pop-up ads, and inline banner ads.

The advertising placed on your website will be automatically targeted based on the content of your site.

If your site contains information about pets, ads about pets will be displayed.

If your site contains information about cars, ads about cars will be displayed.

At this time, the only way to change what type of ads appear on your site, would be to change the content of your site.

Adding new text will help re-target the ads on the site.

There's no short answer to this question.

For free users: you cannot use either Google Adsense or Yahoo Publisher Ads on your site.
We have an exclusive deal with Google that disallows our free members publishing AdSense ads to their account's pages.
Part of the Terms of Service with both Google, and Yahoo, states that no page that serves contextual advertising (AdSense, and Publisher ads) can contain contextual advertising from any other company. Ie; since Google Ads are on your free Tripod page, you cannot serve any other ads.

For Premium users: You are allowed to put either Google Adsense, or Yahoo Publisher ads on your site. However, we do not guarantee that you will be approved by either service, and cannot help you get approved to either program.

Please keep in mind that both Google AdSense, and Yahoo Publisher have their own policies on what they allow for content, what sites they approve, and who they allow to use their services. Tripod/Lycos does not guarantee that any site we host will be approved for either or both of these services.

Our official stance is that we do not disallow the use of either Google AdSense, or Yahoo Publisher ads on Premium Services.

Yes.

The Tripod Deluxe hosting plan supports PHP and MySQL.

It's now easier than ever to create and maintain private homepages on Tripod with our Homepage Studio version 2.0.

Version 2.0 combines our powerful Private Pods tools with our homepage building and file management utilities to give you the ability to easily create a homepage and then make it private. By making it private you can restrict access to only the people you choose. If you already have a private pod (a private homepage) on Tripod you can now edit the page and make changes to your access lists from the Homepage Studio's File Manager.

How does this work? It's easy. The only address you need to remember (or bookmark) is the "build" page:

http://www.tripod.lycos.com/build/

To create a new private homepage choose from the easy step-by-step Quickpage builder or the advanced Freeform builder. Once you've finished building you'll arrive at a confirmation page where you can choose to make the page private or keep it public. If you select the private option, step-by-step (see below) instructions for privatizing your page with our new File Manager will be provided.

Maintaining your existing private web pages, including adding members to, or removing members from, your access list; creating new access lists; and inviting new guests to your private pages can now through the Community Tools of the Homepage Studio File Manager.

To make a page private, go back to the Filemanager and do the following:

1. If you haven't already put this page into a directory, you will need to do so (only directories can be made private; not individual pages). To put this page into a directory, select 'New Directory' in the 'File-options' pulldown.
2. You will be prompted to name your new directory. Click 'OK'
3. Select the file you want to make private by clicking in the box to the left of the file name.
4. Click on the 'Move' icon in the Filemanager toolbar. Select the directory you just created. Click 'OK'.
5. Check off the directory you just made, and click on the 'Make Private' icon in the Filemanager toolbar.

Congratulations! You've just made a private directory. Now, you need to assign an access list to your private directory.

6. When you're through making your new directory private, a popup window will appear and ask you to create an access list (or select an access list you've created already). If you haven't yet made an access list, now's the time to do it! Click 'Create a New List.'
7. Enter a name for this access list. Select Create List
8. The new list you just created should be the first in the pulldown. Click 'OK.'
9. You now have an access lost assigned to this directory.

To Create the access list and assign users to it?

10. Click on 'Community Tools' (it's the first item listed in your directory).
11. Click on 'access lists.'
12. After the Filemanager reloads, your entire listing if access lists will appear in the lower frame. Check off the access list you want to edit.
13. Go to the 'Edit - option' pulldown menu and select 'Edit Access Lists.'
14. Edit away! Add member names galore! When you're done, click 'Close.'

When logged into your Angelfire account, please navigate to your "My Account" page.

At the bottom of this page, you will see the "Newsletter Subscriptions" section. Click the "View and Update" link.

From this page, you should see the "Marketing Preferences" section.

Check each item below if you would like to receive the email or click it off if you no longer wish to receive the emails.