... for creating CD auto play what open small window with menu. In this menu user can chose between music, video, etc. Of course, free software is the best. 
Any sugestion is welcome,
Sonam
Any sugestion is welcome,
Sonam
I need software...
Power AutoPlay Menu Creator 7.5
http://www.arafasoft.com/Download.htm
This ones pretty good but its only a free trial.
http://www.arafasoft.com/Download.htm
This ones pretty good but its only a free trial.
Thanks DeFwh,
I will see if I didnt find nothihg for free I will download this one.
Sonam
I will see if I didnt find nothihg for free I will download this one.
Sonam
| bahram0110 wrote: |
| multimedia builder !!!
in my opinion if u can !!! bulid your autorun in any programming language like delphi or VB  |
I cannot because I know only PHP
Is it hard to learn Delphi! Is it free and how I can start?
Sonam
| sonam wrote: | ||
I cannot because I know only PHP
Is it hard to learn Delphi! Is it free and how I can start? Sonam |
1. Just google delphi tutorials.
2. Delphi is a download and a package. The package is the full version from Borland. The download is either a trial or a full (if you got a product key from Borland).
Personally, it's not hard to learn and the syntax much like english as basic language (such as visual basic ).
some segment:
to repeat execute some code:
Hope this help.
some segment:
to repeat execute some code:
| Code: |
| while (condition)
begin [code-statement] end; |
Hope this help.
| DeFwh wrote: |
| Power AutoPlay Menu Creator 7.5
http://www.arafasoft.com/Download.htm This ones pretty good but its only a free trial. |
ya; i think this will work for ya... any success???
There is one called Amenu and it's free.
In fact if you Google there are more.
I havn't used any but if they are free try them!
In fact if you Google there are more.
I havn't used any but if they are free try them!
Pls try KM Player Also
Delphi and VB are okay but you can never be sure if they will run on just about any computer, because they need tons of runtime support files. A better choice would be to use the trial version of the software above.
Under windows XP the system default autorun dialog is good enough if your CD contains properly sorted content (audio/video/images/whatever). Think about another thing - if you just want a menu to initially pop up, how is the user going to browse your CD and the files inside it? With Explorer? Why not have a whole menu structure for the CD.
Check out one of the CDs that come with magazines like Chip and Digit - they have webpages that link to the files on the CD, and you can always use a good HTML page as a menu for the CD contents. They also have something that they use for autorun - an app called start.exe that opens up an HTML page in the default web browser (full-screen). As good as a menu, plus no programming required.
Under windows XP the system default autorun dialog is good enough if your CD contains properly sorted content (audio/video/images/whatever). Think about another thing - if you just want a menu to initially pop up, how is the user going to browse your CD and the files inside it? With Explorer? Why not have a whole menu structure for the CD.
Check out one of the CDs that come with magazines like Chip and Digit - they have webpages that link to the files on the CD, and you can always use a good HTML page as a menu for the CD contents. They also have something that they use for autorun - an app called start.exe that opens up an HTML page in the default web browser (full-screen). As good as a menu, plus no programming required.
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