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Video tutorial for 1st AutoRun Express 3.2
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You can ensure that your users will read your documents! If your user does not have the necessary software to open your documents, then your autorun disk will let the user know where to download a viewer software or it will install the software automatically. Your menus will automatically adapt its look to user's operating system and font settings. You don't need to manually position your buttons, just drag your documents to the wizard and let it do all the hard work for you!
The following review written by one of the Software Informer contributors applies to version 3.1
1st AutoRun Express is an AutoRun script creator for Windows. When you insert a CD-ROM or connect a USB drive to your computer, there is a set of commands that get carried out by default. Whatever runs when you insert media is said to be in the Autorun. Now, you can create your own AutoRun actions and 1st AutoRun Express can help you in the process.
It is a wizard-based tool, which guides you through the process step by step. This particular application allows you to add documents that can be automatically played when a disk is inserted. So you can do basic stuff like viewing images, videos, or playing music. Or you can have the application run an executable file with more instructions. Most video games have an autorun.exe that shows installation options and allows you to carry out other operations.
If you think outside the box, 1st AutoRun Express suffices to create almost anything. The application also allows you to add several "documents" to every project. In case a computer does not have the necessary applications to open these documents, 1st AutoRun Express will offer the user the chance to search for a program on the web, and install it in the computer.
When you are done with a project, the program will copy all the files that are used into a directory, along with an autorun.ini file and the launcher used to carry out your operations. You can then burn those to a CD or memory drive.
There are several versions of this application. The free one doesn't allow you to create menus, but you can do everything else with it. |
- You can test at every step of the way.
- Pretty easy to use. No coding skills necessary.
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Reviewed by: José Fernández Reviewer rating: Reviewed: 2 years ago
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What's new in version 2.0
AutoRun Menus
Read back previously created .inf files
Remember last project you worked on
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