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  1. Member
    Join Date
    Feb 2004
    Location
    Israel
    Search Comp PM
    hi all !

    I need to know how can I make a cd with an interface of watching
    pictures that are burnt on the cd.

    which means - they don't have to have on their computers any software
    like ac-dsee or infranview or anything else.

    when they insert the cd - the software on the cd intself opens and enables them to watch the pictures, in which order they want.

    it's kind of like you get from a photo-store.

    anyone ??

    tnanks.
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  2. Member
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    Nov 2003
    Location
    Moreno Valley, Ca
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    I use a free program called phoplay.exe
    Sorry I don't have a link but most likle I got it from ZdNet.com
    the ver I have is only 341 kb

    creates autorun file to start standalone graphic viewer
    works great on pc and does bother standalone dvd playes

    Paste of text info file:

    PhotoPlayer 2.5 5/28/2001
    create auto-run photo CDs

    PhotoPlayer is a standalone program for playing pictures specially designed to be included on a picture CD-ROM.
    However it can just as well be used as an image viewer with slideshow on your local PC. Among the features are
    automatic playing of all pictures in the selected directory and its subdirectories, full range of options and command
    line support as well as very simple shortcut keys, quickly accessed tips, customized background color
    . PhotoPlayer includes an easy to use, integrated autorun.inf creator that allows you to create photo CDs that
    start automatically when they are inserted. All you need to do is create your autorun.inf from within the program
    and include it and the photoplay.exe on the CD. The viewer will see all images displayed in the PhotoPlayer
    , using the custom options, you specified. PhotoPlayer will play pictures of JPEG, BITMAP, Windows Meta and GIF formats.


    Our Rating:

    License: freeware Size: 340k Download
    Purchase: $0 Win 95/98/NT/2000/ME Preview It

    On a 56k modem, this download will take about 1 minutes.
    Additional information is available from the Developer's web site.


    Note: I still use it with xp-home sp/1
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