Name:	CD Front End
Version:	NA
Size:	NA
License:	Online Purchase Only
Cost (USD):	129.00
Platform:	Windows
Requirements:	NA
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Download:	http://www.cdfrontend.com/
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Description: 
The CD Front End 2 allows you to create an autorun / autoplay / autoinstall CD. A catalog, a software collection, PDF files, MP3, any stuff. The user simply inserts the CD, then in a full screen window an HTML-like presentation will be shown. Inside it you can include any button you want to launch documents, PDF, self extracting exe files (you can place them anywhere on the CD - and... the program asks no confirmations before installing!), and any linked page you want for license, additional info, etc. No hassles, no configuration files, no browsers needed! Create a customizable front end menu program for a CDROM with ease!
Main benefits:
autorun CD with one click (File >Create autorun CD);
can launch any kind of file: PDF, PowerPoint PPS PPT, DOC, AutoCAD...; any kind of video, MPEG, MOV, AVI...;
one presentation, one source file. All visual, no compilation;
fast;
built-in browser (no Internet Explorer, Opera, Mozilla or Netscape required; completely self-contained, will run off the CD without problems on any PC; not blocked by popup killer applications);
CDs freely distributable, i.e. no royalties;
easy to learn and easy to start;
search engine automatically included in the CD: full-text search, boolean search, keyword search;
you can prohibit print or copy;
expiration date;
you can password protect all or part of the presentation;
different passwords for different users;
you can include Viewer programs in case the user don't have Acrobat, Word and so on...;
frames, text styles, popup windows, mouse over sensitive images, sounds, video, visual linking: feature rich, easy to use, fast;
full screen capability;
does NOT require Internet Explorer or any 3rd party applications;
shopping cart, forms, direct Flash™ support and more in the Gold edition; direct Web publishing with the HyperPublish bundle;
little and smart: runs on Win95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP; even a Pentium I 100Mhz with 16MB RAM is fine;