First copy the "start.exe" file from your c:\windows\command directory to your CD-ROM. then use
[autorun]
open=start.exe index.html
One disadvantage of this method is that it will display a transient DOS window before the default browser fires up.
Try this in an autorun.inf file:
[autorun]
OPEN=Start \README.htm
ICON=SC.ICO
If that one does not work, you can try this one:
You will need to create two files. An Autorun file and and a batch file. Autorun files will only open up executables. Since an html document is not an executable you need the batch file to start the web browser.
This is what I usually use:
This is the autorun file (named autorun.inf):
[autorun]
OPEN=start.bat
ICON=fav.ico,0
(** fav.ico is just the name of the icon I have also saved on the CD.)
This is what I have for the .bat file (named start.bat):
start index.html
exit
Here are some other suggestions as well:
http://www.dummysoftware.com/cdstart.htm
http://www.whirlywiryweb.com/q/shellexe.asp
http://duckware.com/winopen.html
http://www.win-software.com/catalog/run1.htm
http://www.frontlook.com/flmm/mediamaker.asp