While many people generously give away some of their work, whether in the form of images, words in an article or blog, or free software code etc, no one wants to be taken advantage of that"s where Batch Picture Protector comes in. The someone might want to share those wonderful pictures you took, & that"s great, but chances are he"d be rightly furious if some magazine stole his work & made a bunch of money. Worse, they might even (C) it. It happens. Customers or clients try to get work for free, canceling a project, then using the stuff you sent for approval. If you sell something, you might invest a lot in time & equipment producing quality product images - you don"t want to help out the competition by doing this part of their job. Yes, you can fight back paying high-priced lawyers for months, & you might even win, eventually, but you have to know about it in the 1st place, & chances are you"ll never share in the profits they made off you. A while back a family had a photo of themselves they"d innocently posted featured on a chain store"s billboards on the other side of the world. People don"t use Goggle Images just for school reports & wallpaper. SoftOrbits Batch Watermark Photos is a small app with 27 files, one folder inside the program"s folder. It does use the registry, but not much, and after using PortableAppCreator should work from your USB stick just fine. SoftOrbits Batch Watermark Photos is a rather simple app, letting you re-size watermark images freely, but not text, so if re-sizing text is important to you, make it an image in your other software. You can enter text directly in Batch Picture Protector, and you are able to feather it or set shadows. There is a free, fully functional thirty day trial version of SoftOrbits Batch Watermark Photos as well for those who prefer to try before they buy. To find out more, look at http://www.softorbits.com/batch-picture-watermark/.