Harold Hallikainen-2 wrote:
> 
> ...When someone plugs in a host 
> computer, the MSD appears on their machine. Click on index.html, and 
> you're at the user interface. Or, it could even include an autostart 
> file to start the  browser. You could, of course, look at files and 
> MAYBE even do GET cgi or MAYBE even POST.
> 
> Possible? Bad idea?

You can use any old USB fob drive in the following way (assuming Windows):

- include a completely configured small server on the fob,. Use an odd port
eg 7777.
- add a starting batch file that starts this server, and launches the PC's
default browser pointing to this server (eg
http://127.0.0.1:7777/index.html)

Is this close to your goal?

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