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Our step-by-step tutorial will guide you to the whole process of
how to create an autorun CD.
1. Open up a text editor like Windows Notepad and type in.
[autorun]
open=kickstart.exe
icon=icon.ico (optional if you want customize your CDROM icon, if
you dont have your . icon remove the line "icon=icon.ico")
2. Replace 'kickstart.exe' with the file name of your .exe movie,
and 'icon.ico' with the name of your custom icon.
3. Save the file with the filename autorun.inf
4. Burn your cd with the following files in the root directory of
the cd.
autorun.inf
icon.ico (if any)
projector.exe (projector is assumed to be the name of your .EXE
file)
When you push the cd into the drive, it will automatically autorun,
starting your .exe file.
What is WinOpen?
WinOpen is a small Win32 application that gives you advance control
over what application is run or what file is opened from an
AUTORUN.INF file. Actually WinOpen will open any file type as long
as the computer running your CD has a program associated with that
file type like pdf, txt, doc, bmp, jpg, mpg. WinOpen allows apps to
be run or files to be opened in a CD AUTORUN.INF For example, the
normal AUTORUN.INF syntax is: [autorun]
open=executable program
However, the problem with this syntax is that is does not allow you
to specify an HTML file to be opened, like: [autorun]
open=index.htm (this does not work) The solution is WinOpen
application. The following allows index.htm to be opened in a
browser window: [autorun]
open=winopen \index.htm (this will works)
Please note that the back slash ("\") in front of "index.htm" is
required. It works fine on most of computers, but some computers
will fail without it, so my little advise is to play safe by
including it.
WinOpen Example
To create a CD with autorunning "index.htm" file in a web browser,
you will need to package the following files in the root of the CD:
autorun.inf
winopen.exe
index.htm
WinOpen Features
If you want to start the web browser in maximized mode on autorun:
WinOpen takes an optional "/max" at the beginning of the command
line that will cause a signal to be sent to the application to
start 'maximized'. Most applications will obey that signal and
start maximized. Here is an example of an autorun.inf changed to
use this feature:
[autorun]
open=winopen /max \index.html (remember to add a space before and
after "/max" just like in example)
Specifying the shell operation:
WinOpen.exe takes an optional "/op:CMD", where CMD is a shell
operation command such as edit, explore, open, play, print,
properties. For example, if you wanted to play a video, the syntax
will be.
[autorun]
open=winopen /op:play \yourvideo.mpg
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