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I'm so lost...
Fair warning... I know nothing of Unix. That's why I joined this forum and I need your feedback desperatly. Here is the situation...
I built an app using ASP and Northcode's SWF Studio v3 for a cd launcher tool for a client that develops software. They like the app and it works well on Windows-based environments as scoped. No problems there. However, this customer produces software that also runs on Unix. They would like my app to be used within their Unix environment too. SWF Studio does not run on Unix. There is nothing any of us can do about that (I don't think). But, they may be able to create the environment on a windows platform, move the results of that effort to the Unix machine where they can dump the Unix-based software into the correct directories. NOW here is the problem. How do I create an autorun for the cd for Unix? This autorun should locate a .swf file. I have searched high and low for information on creating an autorun file for Unix systems and I can't get a "leg up" anywhere. Anyone. Anyone? Thanks in advance. |
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