Clicking the Build and Test button places your final files in your project folder, including CDMenu.exe. It is recommended you rebuild your project each time you change your setup. Build and Test:
Clicking the Build and Test button places your final files in your project folder, including CDMenu.exe, writes the setup script used by CDMenu.exe and writes the autorun.inf file used by Windows. Your project is complete, and ready for burning. The script must be created before any changes to your project can be used by CDMenu.exe. After the files are copied, your project is launched so you can confirm everything works as intended. When a project is being tested, the WISCO CD Menu Builder program is disabled. If your project settings need to be revised, close the project, change the settings in the WISCO CD Menu Builder program, save the revised settings, and rebuild your project. Build Single SetUp File:
This menu selection places all project files into a single file. This is similar to building a project, except that you are first prompted for the name of the Single SetUp File. This single setup file is compiled and placed in the program subfolder SingleFile. A special autorun.inf file is created in case you want to use the Single SetUp file on a CD instead of the normal (uncompiled) project using CDMenu.exe. This can make the distribution of your project easier, as only one file needs to be downloaded or transferred. When your single project file is run, it behaves identical to the normal (uncompiled) CD-ROM project that uses CDMenu.exe. Save Build Log:
After creating a project, this menu choice is enabled so you can save the log report is you so choose. The log file can be viewed with Windows Notepad.