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| Quintin 2007-08-21, 6:16 pm |
| What do i do when i have made a web site on m.s. publisher,so now i need to
put that documents onto a cd.Reason for that is: I need to make a cd that is
the same as a when u are on the web site,so when u put the cd into the drive
its the same as if u were looking at the web pages. Regards Quintin
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| Don Schmidt 2007-08-21, 6:16 pm |
| Did you try clicking on the html file?
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Don
Vancouver, USA
"Quintin" <Quintin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:27DC9B2A-979A-4615-A181-54CCBBEBE88F@microsoft.com...
> What do i do when i have made a web site on m.s. publisher,so now i need
> to
> put that documents onto a cd.Reason for that is: I need to make a cd that
> is
> the same as a when u are on the web site,so when u put the cd into the
> drive
> its the same as if u were looking at the web pages. Regards Quintin
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| DavidF 2007-08-21, 10:16 pm |
| When you Publish to the Web, direct the html output to a folder on your hard
drive where you can find it. Inside that folder you will find an index.htm
file and an index_files folder. You will want to burn both of those to your
CD. To open the website you would double click the index.htm file.
To make a CD-ROM run a program automatically you use a file named
autorun.inf
You create the file autorun.inf in a text editor like Notepad. The file
autorun.inf is than located on the CD's root directory. The first line of
the file needs to say
[autorun]
add a second line with "open=" and the program desired. For example an
autorun.inf file like this
[autorun]
open=explorer.exe /n,/e,.
would make the CD open up Windows Explorer.
Rather than launch an executable you can have Windows launch an html file,
or htm file, use the following for example
[autorun]
open=start.exe yourfilename.html
DavidF
"Quintin" <Quintin@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:27DC9B2A-979A-4615-A181-54CCBBEBE88F@microsoft.com...
> What do i do when i have made a web site on m.s. publisher,so now i need
> to
> put that documents onto a cd.Reason for that is: I need to make a cd that
> is
> the same as a when u are on the web site,so when u put the cd into the
> drive
> its the same as if u were looking at the web pages. Regards Quintin
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