JoMo wrote:
> Thanks for the response Mark!
>
> I just tested it on an XP machine and it works flawlessly... I guess
> thats what I get for trying to test things on Vista. ;-)
>
> Fortunately the users that will be running this file are all running
> XP! So my problem is solved... Till we make the switch to Wista =-/
>
> Thanks again!
>
> JoMo
>
> "Mark Dormer" wrote:
>
>> The code is valid.
>> I copied yours and added a file to the root dir called
>> Quick_Start_Guide.pdf
>>
>> It worked.
>> Using XP SP3
>>
>> Check the autorun.inf for typos
>>
>> --
>> Regards
>> Mark Dormer
>>
>> "JoMo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:B451EB15-C611-417F-91C1-(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Thanks for the quick response Bob!
>>>
>>> Unfortunately that didn't fix my problem. Still getting the same
>>> error message.
>>>
>>> "There was an error opening this document. This file cannot be
>>> found"
>>>
>>> -JoMo
>>>
>>>
>>> "Bob I" wrote:
>>>
>>>> try ..\ instead?
>>>>
>>>> JoMo wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>> I am having some issues linking a PDF on the root of a cd to the
>>>>> shell command "read me" via the autorun.inf file. The command
>>>>> appears when I right
>>>>> click the CD, and adobe opens but it says it cannot find the
>>>>> file. I have
>>>>> also tried to put %CD%\ in front of the file name with no luck. It
>>>>> seems like
>>>>> Adobe isn't looking at the root of the CD drive, but I cant
>>>>> figure out how to
>>>>> make that happen...
>>>>>
>>>>> Any pointers will be greatly appreciated!
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> ***Code***
>>>>>
>>>>> [autorun]
>>>>> shell\readme=Read &Me
>>>>> shell\readme\command=AcroRd32.exe Quick_Start_Guide.pdf
>>>>>
>>>>> ***Code***
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks in advance!
>>>>> JoMo
That's interesting to know, I'll have to look into how Vista is different.
--
Regards
Mark Dormer
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