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think you can use the open= line of autorun.inf to point to Internet Explorer (or Netscape or whatever) and pass the name of the web page you want to open.

open=C:\program files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe mypage.html

Or there are some 3rd party programs you can use. This one is freeware:

www.ashzfall.com/products/autorun/browsercall.html

You don't need to specify the executable, all you need is the HTML filename, fully qualified from the root of the CD - NO drive designation.

If that doesn't work, post the .INF file here.

Ralph

The open line of an autorun.inf file is limited to starting exe, com or bat file extensions. Also, do not include the root of the path, ie c: if you are going to try to launch IE from the harddrive. Problem is, how do you know the path on someone elses computer?

There are some helper programs out there that take over launching the browser. Go to google and search for autorun.inf "how to" and you'll find several.

You could also make a batch file that launches IE, then use the open line of autorun.inf to launch the batch file.

Don

[AutoRun]
open=index.htm
icon=index.htm,0
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paste the above lines in your autorun.inf file and place it at the root of the cd and make sure that index.htm file is also located at the root of the cd.