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I'm trying to open an HTML file on CD autorun and have it sized, no scrollbars, etc.. WITHOUT having any security popups or activex bar warnings. Any executables or bat files out there capable of launching a customized window? i've also tried the following but get errors, is something like this still possible(passing javascript to iexplore exe)?<br />
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Something like this perhaps:<br />
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AutoRun.inf:<br />
[autorun]<br />
open=autorun.bat<br />
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autorun.bat:<br />
@start iexplore.exe javascript:resizeTo(1024,2<wbr />40);moveTo<wbr />(0,0); document.location.href=&quot;in<wbr />dex.htm&quot;<br />
@exit
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I'm trying to open an HTML file on CD autorun and have it sized, no scrollbars, etc.. WITHOUT having any security popups or activex bar warnings. Any executables or bat files out there capable of launching a customized window? i've also tried the following but get errors, is something like this still possible(passing javascript to iexplore exe)?

Something like this perhaps:

AutoRun.inf:
[autorun]
open=autorun.bat

autorun.bat:
@start iexplore.exe javascript:resizeTo(1024,240);moveTo(0,0); document.location.href="index.htm"
@exit

need cd autorun html page without security warning or activex bar

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