First off, thanks for an aweseome application. I particularly like the command line support.
I'm wondering if it is possible to add an option like -noautorun for the command line support that bypasses the autorun on that particular mount.
So I could do something like
daemon.exe -noicon -noautorun -mount imagfile.cue
I realize I could probably turn off the autorun for the virtual CD drive but the majority of the time, I do want it to run. I do however have a shortcut I use to mount an image that I don't want the autorun to be run on. I also know that holding down the shift key should bypass the autorun, but sometimes I'm not fast enough or just forget.
But since I'm not 100% possative how the auto run feature works I'm not sure on how hard it might be, that and I'm not sure how the guts of daemon tools works. From what I have found about autorun it is a registry key entry. Maybe store the value that is there currently, set it to false, mount the disc, set it back to the previous value and be done, if the -noautorun switch is present.
Thanks again for a great application, and listening to my request/suggestion.
~ TK
I'm wondering if it is possible to add an option like -noautorun for the command line support that bypasses the autorun on that particular mount.
So I could do something like
daemon.exe -noicon -noautorun -mount imagfile.cue
I realize I could probably turn off the autorun for the virtual CD drive but the majority of the time, I do want it to run. I do however have a shortcut I use to mount an image that I don't want the autorun to be run on. I also know that holding down the shift key should bypass the autorun, but sometimes I'm not fast enough or just forget.
But since I'm not 100% possative how the auto run feature works I'm not sure on how hard it might be, that and I'm not sure how the guts of daemon tools works. From what I have found about autorun it is a registry key entry. Maybe store the value that is there currently, set it to false, mount the disc, set it back to the previous value and be done, if the -noautorun switch is present.
Thanks again for a great application, and listening to my request/suggestion.
~ TK