R
Rose
Found at http://www.whirlywiry.com a 37k open style autorun. If the user
doesn't have the proper viewer for a file installed Shellexe attempts to run
the next. For example start with .pdf and if it isn't present then on to
html. It is suggested to end the string with a .txt type. Works on all
Windows platforms as an autorun format for burned Cd's.
http://www.whirlywiry.com/g/shellexe.asp
I got those tree styled db files put together in an html format and burned
onto a cd. (keynotes or treedbnotes will transfer one file at a time into
html) and Shellexe allows for whatever the viewer has to view.
Karen's Powertoy PtAutorun http://www.karenware.com/ would do the same thing
but there was minimal configuration with Shellexe
Sample file from the readme.txt in Shellexe
[autorun]
open = shellexe.exe intro.avi intro.htm intro.txt (intro is the sample
name for a document)
The key to success was to have the index.html file in the CD root with the
Shellexe and that linked to any subfolders in the tree based document.
doesn't have the proper viewer for a file installed Shellexe attempts to run
the next. For example start with .pdf and if it isn't present then on to
html. It is suggested to end the string with a .txt type. Works on all
Windows platforms as an autorun format for burned Cd's.
http://www.whirlywiry.com/g/shellexe.asp
I got those tree styled db files put together in an html format and burned
onto a cd. (keynotes or treedbnotes will transfer one file at a time into
html) and Shellexe allows for whatever the viewer has to view.
Karen's Powertoy PtAutorun http://www.karenware.com/ would do the same thing
but there was minimal configuration with Shellexe
Sample file from the readme.txt in Shellexe
[autorun]
open = shellexe.exe intro.avi intro.htm intro.txt (intro is the sample
name for a document)
The key to success was to have the index.html file in the CD root with the
Shellexe and that linked to any subfolders in the tree based document.