self-opened pictures viewer on CD

[thecenter]

Hello.

I've just got a cd from the Photo store, where he put my digital pictures into a CD that has a viewer by itself, and you can choose which picture do you want to see and even adajt it.

How can I make it on my own ???
the software that they used was a fuji one, called fuji viewer, but I can't seem to download it anywhere or find alternative software.

I'm not looking for a slideshow, but a cd with autorun to this software where I can watch the pictures with a decent menu.

Any ideas ??
Thanks.

[Cornucopia]

You probably wouldn't legally be able to distribute it, but for personal uses, it would be easy to take the executable and supporting files off the store-bough disc and copy them to the hard drive for inclusion when you burn your own discs.
Would have to make sure the relative PATHS point to the same place. For example, all photos stored in a [PHOTOS] folder. And you may have to update some index file (may need text or hex editor). That, or you may need to rename your files to match those found on the original disc. But it's worth a try...

Scott

[thecenter]

Thanks !!

I thought about this option. Buy do you know any freeware of payware that I can use for proffesional purposes ??

[canadateck]

Doesnt Windows XP have this software,I think you need XP "Extras"/ " Plus"??,Not sure if that's the Name.

[thecenter]

I've checked at microsoft.com
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/plus/photos.asp

it's basicly a slideshow, not a picture viewer

[Cornucopia]

Could do something similar with HiMat, or OSTA's MPV (if/when it becomes common), but what if person viewing doesn't have XP?

WinOnCD had a great VCD slideshow feature that added source rez picture HTML menuing and display for computer-only use. Wish Nero would incorporate something like that!

Scott

[thecenter]

I'm talking about something that looks like this

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[Cornucopia]

So was I.

[BJ_M]

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