Option for Autorun
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Option for Autorun
by ve6tp » Sat Jul 28, 2007 2:18 pm
Hi:
I'm back on the forum again and looking forward to hearing from some of my old friends.
My question:
It has been some time since I last built and burned a show and I think I'm losing it ..... I seem to recall there was an option somewhere, that allowed a setting for Autorun to open Full Screen when the disc is placed in the PC DVD reader
When I checked out a burned disc I made, the autorun worked fine but it was not full screen. So was it my imaginatin or is there a place to select a setting so that when the autorun is activated, the show is "full screen" from the moment it starts and the viewer would not have to manually select Full Screen?
Tru
I'm back on the forum again and looking forward to hearing from some of my old friends.
My question:
It has been some time since I last built and burned a show and I think I'm losing it ..... I seem to recall there was an option somewhere, that allowed a setting for Autorun to open Full Screen when the disc is placed in the PC DVD reader
When I checked out a burned disc I made, the autorun worked fine but it was not full screen. So was it my imaginatin or is there a place to select a setting so that when the autorun is activated, the show is "full screen" from the moment it starts and the viewer would not have to manually select Full Screen?
Tru
by nannybear » Sat Jul 28, 2007 2:25 pm
Hey Tru!! Great to see you back! I have missed ya. Not sure about this but I will go check it out. Hugs Jan
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by ve6tp » Sat Jul 28, 2007 3:10 pm
Hey Jan:
You're lookin' Great as ever .....
You just know I have a ton of questions, now that I have finally got PSP.
Take care and we'll talk with you later, hopefully with an answer to this minor question.
Later,
Tru
You're lookin' Great as ever .....
You just know I have a ton of questions, now that I have finally got PSP.
Take care and we'll talk with you later, hopefully with an answer to this minor question.
Later,
Tru
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by DickK » Sat Jul 28, 2007 3:15 pm
Tru --
can't answer your question but you do, I hope, know that this may won't work for everybody because some of us have turned off the 'autorun' feature.
Dick
can't answer your question but you do, I hope, know that this may won't work for everybody because some of us have turned off the 'autorun' feature.
Dick
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by ve6tp » Sat Jul 28, 2007 4:39 pm
Hi Dick:
Yep, the viewer has the option. But I am the viewer and have not implemented anything that would stop the Autorun from opening up full view on my PC.
Thanks for the reply Dick
Tru
Yep, the viewer has the option. But I am the viewer and have not implemented anything that would stop the Autorun from opening up full view on my PC.
Thanks for the reply Dick
Tru
by ve6tp » Sat Jul 28, 2007 4:50 pm
Hi All:
I simply missed spotting the option to accomplish this. I just took another look and now I see where it is.
Click the "Autorun " icon, then in the "Executable Start" section there is an option that you can put a check mark on for "start maximized".
That does it. Thanks to those who replied and tried to help.
Tru
I simply missed spotting the option to accomplish this. I just took another look and now I see where it is.
Click the "Autorun " icon, then in the "Executable Start" section there is an option that you can put a check mark on for "start maximized".
That does it. Thanks to those who replied and tried to help.
Tru
by ve6tp » Sat Jul 28, 2007 5:06 pm
Hey Scotty:
As you can see, I just bearly beat you to finding and posting the answer, by 8 minutes. Thanks so much for your time and help though. It is appreciated.
Tru
As you can see, I just bearly beat you to finding and posting the answer, by 8 minutes. Thanks so much for your time and help though. It is appreciated.
Tru
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