CD ROM presentation software

[Wil McGilvery]

I have seen a lot of people do exactly this with html. Maybe you could create an index page that auto loads and then from there you could link to a multitude of documents and files.

The html pages can be as simple or as fancy as you choose.

Regards,

Wil McGilvery
Manager
Lynch Digital Media Inc

         

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From: Anton Markov [mailto:anton-F0u+EriZ6ihBDgjK7y7TUQ at public.gmane.org] 
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Subject: [TLUG]: CD ROM presentation software

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Hello everyone,

I am looking for an open-source system for distributing a book along
with other multimedia features on a CD.  The idea is to be able to put
some written/multimedia content (preferable in PDF format, or converted
from PDF) onto a CD, and have it readable on any modern
computer/operating system (Windows 98,2000,XP, Linux, MacOS). The
program should present a nice interface to the material, perhaps with
additional features such as bookmarks, etc.

The software doesn't have to create the actual e-book, I am just looking
for a program to put on the CD to read the final product.

The program should be opensource and free, but I would also like to hear
of any semi-open/non-free solutions. They can be incomplete/under
development too.  Perhaps even several programs that can be put together
to perform this task.

Thanks in advance.

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