HTML i Autorun.inf

Hvis du vil være sikker på at den kan køre på alle maskiner, så skal du ud i en løsning a'la QuickLaunch.

http://users.pandora.be/smart.projects/quicklaunch.htm

Fra:

http://www.globalrendering.com/cdrom/faq.html#q10

Dette svar på dit spørgsmål:

Q. 10  How can I AutoRun an HTML page?
A. Remember in Question 7 we mentioned that the requirement for autorun is to have a self-executable file. Since HTML file by itself is not self-executable. For example, if you type "index.html" under DOS prompt your page won't come up. To solve this problem, you can pass the name of the page you want to start to a self-executable program that will fire up the default browser to display your page. The program you need to start is called, believe it or not, "start". So if you need to autorun an HTML file called mypage.html, then substitute the "open=" statement in Question 7 as "open=start.exe mypage.html". Just be safe, remember to copy the "start.exe" file from your c:\windows\command directory to your CD-ROM. One disadvantage of this method is that it will display a transient DOS window before the default browser fires up. To solve this program, you can use some other third party programs to replace start.exe. A good example is a freeware called ShellRun.

Jeg kunne ikke få tonny's til at virke og har ikke prøvet quicklaunch, men fandt et alternativ.