I know that I need a autorun.ini file.
It goes something like this:
[autorun]
open:???????????
icon:???????????
I don't remember what I need to type in so that when I insert the cd the contents of the cd will poop up in a window automatically. Any help would be great...
Under the [autorun] section, you've almost got it. Replace the colons with the equals sign, like this:Quote:
Originally posted by maximus729:
I know that I need a autorun.ini file.
It goes something like this:
[autorun]
open:???????????
icon:???????????
I don't remember what I need to type in so that when I insert the cd the contents of the cd will poop up in a window automatically. Any help would be great...
[autorun]
open = yourprogram.exe
icon = icon.ico
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That helps some, but what I really what to be able to do is put the cd in the drive and have the contents of the drive just open up in a window, just like if I went through my computer and opened up the cd rom. I don't what to run a specific program, I just need it to show the contents of the drive. What is the right command to get this to happen. Thanks
Try using the commandQuote:
Originally posted by maximus729:
That helps some, but what I really what to be able to do is put the cd in the drive and have the contents of the drive just open up in a window, just like if I went through my computer and opened up the cd rom. I don't what to run a specific program, I just need it to show the contents of the drive. What is the right command to get this to happen. Thanks
[autorun]
open = explorer.exe .
icon = (whatever)
I think that it might work, if you are running a MS OS (which I'm assuming that you are). I've tried this on my NT box and it works (at least, the commandline works fine). Give it a shot, this might be your solution.
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