Can some one direct me to a page that will explain how I c..

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CDBurn (or DVDBurn if it's a DVD image) is available from

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads [...] laylang=en

Microsoft supply these programs so people can make CDs from downloaded images. To use the iso directly as a CD MS makes VirtualCD available (in case you don't have a CDrom drive)

http://download.microsoft.com/down [...] nel_21.exe

MS is tending to supply their programs as images.


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"Dorothy" <dpost8@hotmail.com> wrote in message newsVkEd.42503$kq2.7567@twister.nyc.rr.com...
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> Can some one direct me to a page that will explain how I can use an
> "ISO" file
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> Thank you
> D.

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I had a similar problem.

However, If you install a burner program like Nero or Roxio, they will
automatically detect an ISO file type and burn it to disc that you can then
use in the normal way.

Not probably what you want, but at least you will be able to get at the
programs.

Cheers



"Dorothy" <dpost8@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks But
> These sites do not tell me what to do with an "ISO" file.
>
> D.
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> David Candy wrote:
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>> CDBurn (or DVDBurn if it's a DVD image) is available from
>>
>> http://www.microsoft.com/downloads [...] laylang=en
>>
>> Microsoft supply these programs so people can make CDs from downloaded
>> images. To use the iso directly as a CD MS makes VirtualCD available (in
>> case you don't have a CDrom drive)
>>
>> http://download.microsoft.com/down [...] nel_21.exe
>>
>> MS is tending to supply their programs as images.
>>

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Iso is an image file from an unprotected cd or dvd. You can copy an iso file
to a blank cd or dvd. If there is any copyright protection on a cd or dvd
the read as an iso file will either fail or will be lacking data. Iso files
can also be broken down into component parts with programs like isobuster or
winISO.
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> Can some one direct me to a page that will explain how I can use an "ISO"
> file
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> Thank you
> D.

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In article <A9lEd.57426$ld2.19692673@twister.nyc.rr.com>, dpost8
@hotmail.com says...
> Thanks But
> These sites do not tell me what to do with an "ISO" file.
>
> D.
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You can do a couple of things with them. You can use a software burning
program like Nero to put it on a CD or you can use a program like winiso
to open the contents and extract it to your hard drive. Check out the
site below for more info.
http://www.winiso.com/
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An ISO is an exact mirror image of a CD disc.
It may also include a boot image.

Daemon Tools can be used to load and test the image.
It is a a Virtual CDROM.
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/po [...] f71269d447

CDRWIN can be used to burn it to a CD Disc.
Just select tools then select "Record an ISO".