Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Freeware
USB AutoRunner launches apps or documents when you plug in a flash drive
by Brad Linder May 7th 2008
Have a program on your USB flash drive that you want to launch every time you plug that drive in? USB AutoRunner is a little utility that will create an Autorun.inf file on your flash drive to let Windows know you want to run your portable web browser, office application, virus scanner, or any other applications installed on your flash drive.
You can also use USB AutoRunner to select documents that will be opened when you insert your flash drive. Your PC will open those documents using the default viewers. So if you've got a PDF that you want to launch, it will open up in Adobe Reader, FoxIt, or whatever PDF viewer is installed on your system.
You could create Autorun.inf files by hand, but USB AutoRunner makes the process much simpler.
[via Lifehacker]
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