Burning Publsiher website to CDR

K

kwcook

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

Will try this tomorrow and post results. This will allow anyone with a
computer to access my interactive cd rom??

Thanks
Kyle Cook

David Bartosik said:
Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



kwcook said:
I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

David Bartosik said:
Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



kwcook said:
I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
D

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

kwcook said:
David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

David Bartosik said:
Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



kwcook said:
I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

David Bartosik MSFT MVP said:
You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

kwcook said:
David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

David Bartosik said:
Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
D

DavidF

Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

kwcook said:
I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

David Bartosik MSFT MVP said:
You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

kwcook said:
David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same folder and
I named the main file index.htm

DavidF said:
Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

kwcook said:
I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

David Bartosik MSFT MVP said:
You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
D

DavidF

I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You might have to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

kwcook said:
for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same folder and
I named the main file index.htm

DavidF said:
Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

kwcook said:
I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder
and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not
all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

Thanks for the info I will give it a try


DavidF said:
I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You might have to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

kwcook said:
for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same folder and
I named the main file index.htm

DavidF said:
Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM. I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
D

DavidF

I just tried the autorun pro freeware package, and it worked for me.
Thanks...I learned something today.

DavidF

kwcook said:
Thanks for the info I will give it a try


DavidF said:
I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You might have to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

kwcook said:
for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same
folder
and
I named the main file index.htm

:

Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive
CD-ROM.
I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a
folder
and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was
not
all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it
as
a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

Alright, when I select the autrunPro icon the site comes up. But when a copy
the folder to the CD then write the files to the CD the CD dosent AutoRUn to
the site??

Thanks For all the help so far, but The CD should Auto Run I THink
[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=Interactive Landscaping.htm

the icon is named Interactive Landscaping not .htm



DavidF said:
I just tried the autorun pro freeware package, and it worked for me.
Thanks...I learned something today.

DavidF

kwcook said:
Thanks for the info I will give it a try


DavidF said:
I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You might have to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same folder
and
I named the main file index.htm

:

Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working
anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish
folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM.
I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on
computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder
and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was not
all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it as
a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
D

DavidF

Try this:

First create a folder on your desktop called 'MyCD'.

Next open the autorun.inf file in Notepad, delete the extra text, leave the
following and Save As the change to the new folder 'MyCD':

[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=index.htm

Then assuming that you published your site to a folder on your hard drive
called 'Interactive Landscaping', then all your HTML files, including your
index.htm file, and supporting files and folders are in that folder. Copy
everything in that folder to the MyCD folder.

Then copy the AutorunPro.EXE file into the MyCD folder. (Note: look at the
screen image on the tutorial under Step 4)

Then, burn the CONTENTS of the MyCD to your CD...not the folder itself.

Hope this helps.

DavidF


kwcook said:
Alright, when I select the autrunPro icon the site comes up. But when a copy
the folder to the CD then write the files to the CD the CD dosent AutoRUn to
the site??

Thanks For all the help so far, but The CD should Auto Run I THink
[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=Interactive Landscaping.htm

the icon is named Interactive Landscaping not .htm



DavidF said:
I just tried the autorun pro freeware package, and it worked for me.
Thanks...I learned something today.

DavidF

kwcook said:
Thanks for the info I will give it a try


:

I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You might
have
to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same folder
and
I named the main file index.htm

:

Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working
anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish
folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive CD-ROM.
I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on
computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a folder
and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result
was
not
all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to
use it
as
a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
K

kwcook

auto runs when i double click on the drive from My Computer. Is this what it
is supposed to do or is it supposed to Autorun from just putting the cd in?



DavidF said:
Try this:

First create a folder on your desktop called 'MyCD'.

Next open the autorun.inf file in Notepad, delete the extra text, leave the
following and Save As the change to the new folder 'MyCD':

[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=index.htm

Then assuming that you published your site to a folder on your hard drive
called 'Interactive Landscaping', then all your HTML files, including your
index.htm file, and supporting files and folders are in that folder. Copy
everything in that folder to the MyCD folder.

Then copy the AutorunPro.EXE file into the MyCD folder. (Note: look at the
screen image on the tutorial under Step 4)

Then, burn the CONTENTS of the MyCD to your CD...not the folder itself.

Hope this helps.

DavidF


kwcook said:
Alright, when I select the autrunPro icon the site comes up. But when a copy
the folder to the CD then write the files to the CD the CD dosent AutoRUn to
the site??

Thanks For all the help so far, but The CD should Auto Run I THink
[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=Interactive Landscaping.htm

the icon is named Interactive Landscaping not .htm



DavidF said:
I just tried the autorun pro freeware package, and it worked for me.
Thanks...I learned something today.

DavidF

Thanks for the info I will give it a try


:

I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You might have
to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same
folder
and
I named the main file index.htm

:

Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working
anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish
folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive
CD-ROM.
I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on
computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a
folder
and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The result was
not
all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was to use it
as
a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
D

DavidF

I burned it, ejected it, and then inserted it again and it automatically
ran. If you follow the directions CAREFULLY from the link, and you published
your website normally and let it publish with the default index.htm, then it
will work. If you chose to name it something else, go back and do it again.
Otherwise I don't know what to tell you.

Good luck.

DavidF

kwcook said:
auto runs when i double click on the drive from My Computer. Is this what it
is supposed to do or is it supposed to Autorun from just putting the cd in?



DavidF said:
Try this:

First create a folder on your desktop called 'MyCD'.

Next open the autorun.inf file in Notepad, delete the extra text, leave the
following and Save As the change to the new folder 'MyCD':

[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=index.htm

Then assuming that you published your site to a folder on your hard drive
called 'Interactive Landscaping', then all your HTML files, including your
index.htm file, and supporting files and folders are in that folder. Copy
everything in that folder to the MyCD folder.

Then copy the AutorunPro.EXE file into the MyCD folder. (Note: look at the
screen image on the tutorial under Step 4)

Then, burn the CONTENTS of the MyCD to your CD...not the folder itself.

Hope this helps.

DavidF


kwcook said:
Alright, when I select the autrunPro icon the site comes up. But when
a
copy
the folder to the CD then write the files to the CD the CD dosent
AutoRUn
to
the site??

Thanks For all the help so far, but The CD should Auto Run I THink
[Autorun]
open=AutoRunPro.exe

[AutorunPro]
Run1=Interactive Landscaping.htm

the icon is named Interactive Landscaping not .htm



:

I just tried the autorun pro freeware package, and it worked for me.
Thanks...I learned something today.

DavidF

Thanks for the info I will give it a try


:

I am just guessing here, as I haven't done this myself. You
might
have
to
specify a path to the file you want to open. Perhaps

[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping/index.htm

Alternatively here is a link to perhaps an easier way of doing this:
http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_misc/autorun/autorun.asp

DavidF

for some reason that didnt work either. everything is in the same
folder
and
I named the main file index.htm

:

Perhaps: [autorun]open=start.exe index.htm

DavidF

I named the notepad file autorun.inf
the publisher folder is preassent with published web site
the sites name is Interactive Landscaping
the aurun is like this
[autorun]open=start.exe Interactive Landscaping
The file didnt auto run. What did I do Wrong

Thanks For The Feedback
Kyle Cook

:

You waited too long.
I moved my site last night....
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80805.aspx

David Bartosik MSFT MVP

David, Can you repost the link some reason it isnt working
anymore.

Thanks

:

Make a folder on your pc and call it Publish.
Publish the web publication to that folder.
Visit my article at
http://www.davidbartosik.com/2004/10/make-autorun-cd-rom.htm
Make yourself an auto run file and place it in the Publish
folder.
Burn "contents" of Publish folder to CD.
--
David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP]
http://www.publishermvps.com
http://www.davidbartosik.com



:

I am wanting to burn my website to make an interactive
CD-ROM.
I
previously
tried htis and it worked fine on my computer but not on
computers
without
publisher. I published the document as a website to a
folder
and
put
both
the sub folder and the icon on the disc. The
result
was
not
all
the
pages
working if publisher wasnt present. The goal was
to
use it
as
a
marketing
tool and replace boring business cards etc...

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle Cook
 
A

analog

It truly is a bad program, but please don't burn it. Having tried Publisher
versions after 2000, I can understand the impulse to build a big fire and toss
it in...

lalalala
 
D

David Bartosik [MSFT MVP]

Yes. And Yes.

Depends on if you have autoplay enabled or disabled on the optical drive.

Right click the drive letter in Windows Explorer and select Properties to
access autoplay configuration.

David Bartosik MSFT MVP
http://www.msmvps.com/dbartosik
 

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