AutoPage 2.1.1

Publisher review:
A very sleek, attractive ANIMATED autorun menu for CDs/CDRs. This program smoothly slides from bitmap to bitmap (of your choice) offering the user a new option with each graphic. The images can be of any size or dimension. The slide speed is fully settable to create slow or fast slides. You can even have as many or as few sections as you like. Creating the startup file couldn't be easier using the inbuilt editor: just start the program; fill in the image file, caption and associated command line; click create INI and your autorun menu is created. The command lines can open an Internet Site in the User’s Browser; open a directory in Windows Explorer; open a sub-menu; launch a program; open a document or file (or anything else that you could imagine placing on a CD) in the User’s viewer! AutoPage doesn't even have to be used as a CD only application as menus could be used without the autorun.inf file.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
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