AMenu for CDs

FrontBack (formerly Desernet Broadband)

Make a pop-up start menu! Burn this program onto a Data CD along with the your other files. When the CD is loaded on a computer, it will pop up a menu that directs the user to choose from several options. Prior to burning, you can design the options by simply editing the text file called autorun.inf. You can use AMenu to launch programs, setup files, web sites, text files, MP3 files, Winamp m3u playlists, and more. 8 custom buttons. AMenu for CDs is a freeware categorized in multimedia utilities cd recording software.

Price: Freeware
Version: 1.1 Released: 9/2/2002
Size: 0.22 MB
Platform: Windows 98, ME, NT 4.x, XP, Windows 2000

Download Link: Download

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