I'm not aware of any solution which can totally prevent saving/printing. However there are a few things you can do.
send a partial image to the browser (i.e. limited to 8bpp, scaled image). For instance, if google maps would use a single TIFF, good luck in saving it a screenshot at a time.
send degraded image to browser (i.e. use LibTIFF.NET to read (part of) the tiff, convert it to lossy JPG and send that to the browser.
combination of both
provide a different css for printer device, which leaves out the image.
open a new browser window without controls.
You may find some good solutions based on Silverlight or flash, which provide a higher degree of control on the freedom of the user in the browser. If you are searching for those specifically, please update your question accordingly.
It can be used to convert images to other formats.
If I am reading your question correctly (based on the asp.net tag) you actually want a TIFF-viewer for webbrowser? That is unrelated to .Net. To achieve that you'd have to either install a plugin on all the clients or have a JavaScript/Flash/Silverlight app capable of reading and displaying the picture.
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我不知道有任何解决方案可以完全阻止保存/打印。不过，您可以做一些事情。
您可能会找到一些基于 Silverlight 或 flash 的良好解决方案，它们可以对浏览器中的用户自由度提供更高程度的控制。如果您正在专门搜索这些解决方案，请相应地更新您的问题。
祝你好运
I'm not aware of any solution which can totally prevent saving/printing. However there are a few things you can do.
You may find some good solutions based on Silverlight or flash, which provide a higher degree of control on the freedom of the user in the browser. If you are searching for those specifically, please update your question accordingly.
Good luck
ImageMagick 支持很多东西，例如 TIF： http://imagemagick.codeplex.com/
它可以是用于将图像转换为其他格式。
如果我正确地阅读你的问题（基于 asp.net 标签），你实际上想要一个用于网络浏览器的 TIFF 查看器吗？这与.Net 无关。要实现这一点，您必须在所有客户端上安装插件，或者拥有能够读取和显示图片的 JavaScript/Flash/Silverlight 应用程序。
ImageMagick supports a lot of stuff, for instance TIF: http://imagemagick.codeplex.com/
It can be used to convert images to other formats.
If I am reading your question correctly (based on the asp.net tag) you actually want a TIFF-viewer for webbrowser? That is unrelated to .Net. To achieve that you'd have to either install a plugin on all the clients or have a JavaScript/Flash/Silverlight app capable of reading and displaying the picture.