Do the CD and main executable file have their own icons?
Replace the default CD icon – the one you see when viewing the disc in Explorer – with something more appropriate, your logo or a small graphic for example. Grab a free icon from the Internet or use one of the available free icon editors to create your own and use the ‘icon’ command inside the autorun.inf file to assign it to the CD. Also, you can assign the same icon to the main executable file when compiling, or if that’s not possible, use a program like Resource Hacker to add it afterwards. 4. Is the root directory free of clutter? People don’t want to be confronted with a choice of files to click, so make the choice for them and only leave the most important one in the root directory (along with your autorun file of course!). Maybe give the file a name such as ‘start’ or ‘run’ to make it obvious, and move all the other files into sub-folders. 5. Do the sub-folders and files have real names? By giving folders and files human-readable names it allows your users to navigate around the
