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| Title and Version |
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1st AutoRun Express v2.0
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| Author |
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Green Parrots Software
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| Release Date |
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16 May 2006
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| Operating Systems |
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Win95,Win98,WinME,WinXP,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,Windows2003
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| Short Description |
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make autorun cds that will run your documents, web pages, presentations etc with this easy step-by-step wizard. just tell where your cd files are located and what documents you would like to autorun or display in the autorun menu. add optional icon and title and your cd is ready to burn. no need to study autorun.inf. no need for additional programs. no programming or design required!
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| PAD File URL |
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http://www.autoruntools.com/express/express-pad.xml |
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| Application Web Page |
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http://www.autoruntools.com/express/
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| Author Web Page |
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http://www.greenparrots.com
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| Keywords |
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autorun,autoplay,cd software,cd recording,custom cd,autostart,cd autorun,mmb,multimedia builder,autorun.inf,indigo rose,autoplay
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| Full Description |
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Are you burning CDs with documents, presentations or web pages? Would you like it to run automatically, when inserted into user's PC? Or may be you need to display a menu, to let user choose the desired document? In this case you need to make CD autorunnable. And once you are going to do it, you'll face three problems. First one is that you need to learn some technical stuff like autorun.inf, second is that you can not run documents, but programs only and third is that you can not display a menu to choose what document or program to run!
The answer to these problems is 1st AutoRun Express. This FREE step-by-step wizard allows you to create autorunnable CDs without learning anything and it will run any kind of document under all Windows versions! Just tell where your CD files are located and what document you would like to autorun. Or select several documents and let user choose what document to run. Add optional icon and title and your CD is ready to burn. No need to study autorun.inf. No need for additional programs. No need for design skills or any programming. |
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