PP Viewer 2003 - EULA?

[Guest]

Does anyone know if the final 2003 Viewer will contain an EULA that has to be read and accepted before people can view my CD presentations? (I LOVE the new viewer for my CD presentations but I would probably loose my prospective audience's interest if they have to read the License Agreement before they could watch my presentation.)
Thanks

 

[Sonia]

Who reads EULA's? LOL! They will at least have to check the "Accept" box.
It's a one time event and as long as the Registry key is not modified,
they'll never see it again. By the way, you can add the /s command line
switch to suppress the splash screen. Your autorun file would then look
like:

[autorun]
open-ppview.exe /s mypres.pps

That will not suppress the EULA on the first use though.
--
Sonia, MS PowerPoint MVP Team
PowerPoint Live! ( http://www.pptlive.com ) Featured Speaker
Oct. 12-15, Tucson, AZ
Autorun CD - http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/tutorials.htm

Does anyone know if the final 2003 Viewer will contain an EULA that has to

be read and accepted before people can view my CD presentations? (I LOVE
the new viewer for my CD presentations but I would probably loose my
prospective audience's interest if they have to read the License Agreement
before they could watch my presentation.)

 

[Ron Sommer]

Sonia,
My autorun.inf file reads:
[autorun]
open=pptview.exe /s mypres.pps

Did you mean to use - rather than =?
Did you mean pptview rather than ppview?
--
Ron Sommer

Who reads EULA's? LOL! They will at least have to check the "Accept" box.
It's a one time event and as long as the Registry key is not modified,
they'll never see it again. By the way, you can add the /s command line
switch to suppress the splash screen. Your autorun file would then look
like:

[autorun]
open-ppview.exe /s mypres.pps

That will not suppress the EULA on the first use though.
--
Sonia, MS PowerPoint MVP Team
PowerPoint Live! ( http://www.pptlive.com ) Featured Speaker
Oct. 12-15, Tucson, AZ
Autorun CD - http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/tutorials.htm

Does anyone know if the final 2003 Viewer will contain an EULA that has

to
be read and accepted before people can view my CD presentations? (I LOVE
the new viewer for my CD presentations but I would probably loose my
prospective audience's interest if they have to read the License Agreement
before they could watch my presentation.)

Thanks

 

[Sonia]

Sorry for the typos. Yes, it's an equal sign and the Viewer's name is
pptviewer.exe.

Sonia,
My autorun.inf file reads:
[autorun]
open=pptview.exe /s mypres.pps

Did you mean to use - rather than =?
Did you mean pptview rather than ppview?
--
Ron Sommer

Who reads EULA's? LOL! They will at least have to check the "Accept" box.
It's a one time event and as long as the Registry key is not modified,
they'll never see it again. By the way, you can add the /s command line
switch to suppress the splash screen. Your autorun file would then look
like:

[autorun]
open-ppview.exe /s mypres.pps

That will not suppress the EULA on the first use though.
--
Sonia, MS PowerPoint MVP Team
PowerPoint Live! ( http://www.pptlive.com ) Featured Speaker
Oct. 12-15, Tucson, AZ
Autorun CD - http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/tutorials.htm

Does anyone know if the final 2003 Viewer will contain an EULA that

has

to
be read and accepted before people can view my CD presentations? (I LOVE
the new viewer for my CD presentations but I would probably loose my
prospective audience's interest if they have to read the License Agreement
before they could watch my presentation.)

 

[Ron Sommer]

Thanks for confirming the typo.
Mine says pptview.exe, not pptviewer.exe.
--
Ron Sommer

Sorry for the typos. Yes, it's an equal sign and the Viewer's name is
pptviewer.exe.

Sonia,
My autorun.inf file reads:
[autorun]
open=pptview.exe /s mypres.pps

Did you mean to use - rather than =?
Did you mean pptview rather than ppview?
--
Ron Sommer

Who reads EULA's? LOL! They will at least have to check the "Accept" box.
It's a one time event and as long as the Registry key is not modified,
they'll never see it again. By the way, you can add the /s command line
switch to suppress the splash screen. Your autorun file would then look
like:

[autorun]
open-ppview.exe /s mypres.pps

That will not suppress the EULA on the first use though.
--
Sonia, MS PowerPoint MVP Team
PowerPoint Live! ( http://www.pptlive.com ) Featured Speaker
Oct. 12-15, Tucson, AZ
Autorun CD - http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/tutorials.htm

Does anyone know if the final 2003 Viewer will contain an EULA that

has

to
be read and accepted before people can view my CD presentations? (I LOVE
the new viewer for my CD presentations but I would probably loose my
prospective audience's interest if they have to read the License Agreement
before they could watch my presentation.)
Thanks