Difference between AutoRun Pro Enterprise and AutoRun Pro Enterprise II

	AutoRun Pro Enterprise (I) version 12.0.4.132	AutoRun Pro Enterprise II version 1.0.0.9	Instead	Comment
Designer Interface
TreeView Style Project Explorer			I: TabNotebook Style pages and DropDownList style object list
Property List
Group List			II: Container object and objects on it
Object Templates
Page Temlates

Publish
CD-R/CD-RW
ISO CD-ROM Image
Folder and USB Flash Drive (USB Stick)
Single File Executable
Built-in CD/DVD burner

CD/DVD options
CD Icon
CD Label			I: Add CD Label when Burn CD/DVD, not for USB Stick

Application Options
Application Title
Application Style (TabNotebook)			II: TabNotebook object for any page and container
Startup install software			II: Use the IfThenElse aciton and OnStart event of Application. also for any event.
Expire
Customized Hint
Executable File Infromation

Pages
MainPage			II: the first page is the main page
Splash Screen			II: Normal page instead, not only at startup, for anytime and anywhere
Screen Background			II: Normal page instead, use the ShowFullScreenBackground action, not only at startup, for anytime and anywhere
Agreement Form			II: Normal page instead, use the ShowLoginPage action, not only at startup, for anytime and anywhere, any actions.
Security Form			II: Normal page instead, use the ShowLoginPage action, not only at startup, for anytime and anywhere, any actions.
Exit Form			II: Normal page instead, use the ShowSubPageModal action and set the options.

Page properties
Caption
PageIcon
BorderIcons	part
BorderStyle
WindowState
PositionBy
PositionMargin
Position
StayOnTop
Transparent
Font
GradientStyle
BackImage
Alpha
Fade (In and Out)
Shadow
StayTime			II: ShowSubPage(Modal) Options instead
ClickContinue			II: ShowSubPage(Modal) Options instead
MenuBar
ToolBar			II: Container object and ImageButton object instead
StatusBar
Cursor
Hint
PopupMenu
StartSound			II: OnShow event and PlaySound action instead

Objects
ScrollBox
Panel
TabNotebook
TabSheet
GroupBox
Button
ImageButton
Image
SampleText
ScrollText
Link
Splitter
Label
Text
Shape
Balloon
Note
ListBox
DropDownList
ListView
TreeView
ShellListView
ShellTreeView
TextBox
RichText
Browser
MediaPlayer
FlashPlayer
SlideShow
Edit
UserPassword
CheckBox
RadioButton

Object Opions
Container Objects
Parent-Child Relationship
Align
Enabled
Visible
Locked
Grouped			II: Container objects instead
Checked
Cursor
Hint
PopupMenu
Comment			II: OnMouseEnter and OnMouseLeave Events and Actions instead
Sound			II: Events and Actions instead
Alpha
Fade
HotFade

Application Events		Comment
OnStart	I: Install Software Project Options
OnExit
OnExpire

Page Events
OnShow
OnClose
OnClick
OnDoubleClick
OnMouseEnter
OnMouseLeave
OnMouseDown
OnMouseUp

Object Events
OnClick
OnDoubleClick
OnMouseEnter
OnMouseLeave
OnMouseDown
OnMouseUp
OnSelect
SelectActions

Actions
OpenRunFile
VisitWebsite
SendEmail
PrintDocument
Browse
ClosePage
Exit
PlaySound
StopSound
ShowSubPage
ShowSubPageModal
GoToPage
NextPage
PreviousPage
FirstPage
LastPage
ShowFullScreenBackground
ObjectShowText
ObjectShowImage
ObjectLoadFile
SetObjectFont
SetObjectBackColor
SetObjectEnabled
SetObjectVisible
SetObjectAlpha
Play
Pause
Stop
Prev
Next
First
Last
DoSelectActions
ShowLoginPage
SubmitLoginPage
SubmitLogin
SetWindowState
ApplicationMinimize
ApplicationRestore
ShowImage
LaunchMedia
LaunchSlideShow
ShowMessage
CopyFile
IfThenElse

What's new in AutoRun Pro Enterprise II

Designer Interface:

TreeView style Project Explorer to show the project, pages, container objects and objects.

Container object:

The container object can serve as a container (parent) for other objects.
The parent of an object is the object that contains the object. For example, if a page includes three RadioButton objects in a GroupBox object, the GroupBox object is the parent of the three RadioButton objects, and the RadioButton objects are the child objects of the GroupBox object. You can add container to page, add container to the container and add container... and add object to the container, unlimited levels of parent-child objects.

Container objects:
ScrollBox
Panel
TabNotebook
TabSheet
GroupBox

New Objects:

ScrollBox: Containter object, scroll bars appear automatically if it is not large enough to display all of its child objects. Its scroll bars appear automatically when necessary. For example, if the user resizes the object so that some of its child objects are partially obscured, scroll bars appear.

Panel: Container object, support Back Image, Gradient Color and Border Style.

TabNotebook: Container object, TabNotebook displays multiple overlapping pages that are TabSheet objects. The user selects a page by clicking the page’s tab that appears at the top of the object. To add a new page to a TabNotebook object at design time, right-click the TabNotebook object and choose New TabSheet.

TabSheet: Container object, TabSheet is an individual page in a TabNotebook object.

GroupBox: Container object, GroupBox represents a standard Windows group box.

Splitter: Splitter divides the client area of a container object (ScrollBox, TabSheet or GroupBox) into resizable panes.
Add a splitter to a container between two aligned objects to allow users to resize the objects at runtime. The splitter sits between a object aligned to one edge of the container and the objects that fill up the rest of the client area. Give the splitter the same alignment as the object that is anchored to the edge of the container. When the user moves the splitter, it resizes the anchored object. This, in turn, changes the client area of the container, and the objects that fill up the rest of the client area resize accordingly.
Use each object on the container as a separate pane. After each pane is placed, place a splitter with the same alignment to allow that pane to be resized. The last pane to be placed on the container should be client-aligned, so that it resizes automatically to fill up the remaining space after all other panes are resized. Note: you can not add a Splitter to a Panel object.

Balloon
Note
UserPassword

Events:

Not only StartAction of page or ClickAction of object.
You can add actions to handle the events.

Application Events:

OnStart
OnExit
OnExpire

Page Events:

OnShow
OnClose
OnClick
OnDoubleClick
OnMouseEnter
OnMouseLeave
OnMouseDown
OnMouseUp

Object Events:

OnClick
OnDoubleClick
OnMouseEnter
OnMouseLeave
OnMouseDown
OnMouseUp

OnSelect event and SelectActions properties for select object or item of the object.
ImageButton (Grouped), ListBox item, DropDownList item, ListView item, TreeView Item, CheckBox and RadioButton has the OnSelect event and SelectActions properties.

Actions:

OpenRunFile
VisitWebsite
SendEmail
PrintDocument
Browse
ClosePage
Exit
PlaySound
StopSound
ShowSubPage
ShowSubPageModal (new)
GoToPage
NextPage (new)
PreviousPage (new)
FirstPage (new)
LastPage (new)
ShowFullScreenBackground (new)
ObjectShowText (new)
ObjectShowImage (new)
ObjectLoadFile
SetObjectFont (new)
SetObjectBackColor (new)
SetObjectEnable
SetObjectVisible
SetObjectAlpha (new)
Play
Pause
Stop
Prev
Next
First
Last
DoSelectActions (new)
ShowLoginPage (new)
SubmitLoginPage (new)
SubmitLogin (new)
SetWindowState (new)
ApplicationMinimize (new)
ApplicationRestore (new)
ShowImage (new)
LaunchMedia
LaunchSlideShow
ShowMessage (support YES,NO,CANCEL button and sub actions)
CopyFile
IfThenElse (new)

Align property for all objects:

Determines how the object aligns within its container (parent object or page).
Use Align to align an object to the top, bottom, left, or right of a page or container and have it remain there even if the size of the page, container. When the parent is resized, an aligned control also resizes so that it continues to span the top, bottom, left, or right edge of the parent. The default value of Align is None, which means a control remains where it is positioned on a page or container.

Label, Text, Shape, Balloon and Note objects support Alpha and Fade:

Properties:
Alpha
Fade
FadeInStep
FadeOutStep
HotFade
HotAlpha

New properties of page:

WindowState: Mormal, Minimized, Maximized
PositionBy: Screen, WorkArea, Desktop
PositionMargin
Position: Designed, Center, LeftCenter, TopCenter, RightCenter, BottomCenter, Left, Top, Right, Bottom, LeftTopCorner, TopRightCorner, RightBottomCorner, BottomLeftCorner
StayOnTop

Others:

Use the ShowLoginPage, SubmitLoginPage and SubmitLogin actions, you can set user name, password or let user input serial number or CD Key anytime and anywhere for any actions.

Use the IfThenElse action, and set the Then Actions and Else Actions, you can do actions if:
1 File exists
2 File does not exist
3 Directory exists
4 Directory does not exist
5 There is viewer for file type
6 There is no viewer for file type
7 Windows 2000 or later
8 Windows XP or later
9 Windows Vista or later

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