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Although, maybe a <a href="http://www.visualdesigning.com/autorun-usb-in-windows7/" rel="ugc">U3 drive</a>would work for you?
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Although, maybe a U3 drive [http://www.visualdesigning.com/autorun-usb-in-windows7/]would work for you?

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I have a simple video called &quot;video.wmv&quot; that I want to load a bunch of USB sticks and have the video automatically play when plugged into a PC (presumably with win7 on it). I have tried code that looks like this:<br />
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&quot;&nbsp;[autorun]<br />
OPEN=video.wmv &quot;<br />
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I had no luck with this... So then I tried using this code:<br />
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&quot;&nbsp;OPEN=video.wmv<br />
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shell\configure=&amp;Configure<wbr />...<br />
shell\configure\command=vi<wbr />deo.wmv &quot;<br />
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Still, with no luck.<br />
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Is there a way to get the video to play in full screen mode when the USB is plugged in, with NO mouse clicks at all? OR something close to that? I keep getting the &quot;AutoPlay&quot; dialogue box everytime I plug in the USB, which asks you to select which program to use to open it.<br />
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Any help would be great.<br />
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Thanks.
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I have a simple video called "video.wmv" that I want to load a bunch of USB sticks and have the video automatically play when plugged into a PC (presumably with win7 on it). I have tried code that looks like this:

" [autorun]
OPEN=video.wmv "

I had no luck with this... So then I tried using this code:

" OPEN=video.wmv


shell\configure=&Configure...
shell\configure\command=video.wmv "

Still, with no luck.

Is there a way to get the video to play in full screen mode when the USB is plugged in, with NO mouse clicks at all? OR something close to that? I keep getting the "AutoPlay" dialogue box everytime I plug in the USB, which asks you to select which program to use to open it.

Any help would be great.

Thanks.

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