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Originally Posted by rosh
midori what would you like to know about iso files ?
what i know about them is that theyre usually cd images of programs. if you use a burner like nero, you can burn the iso image to cd and use the cd as if it was an original of the program.
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- Or you can download a program called "Daemon Tools". With that you can create "false cd-drives" to where you can mount different image-files, like .img, .bin, .iso and many others. They will act as if you had a cd in a cd-drive ... but you don't have to use a cd, just use Daemon Tools. The different amound of cd-drives you choose to create will show up as normally in "My Computer". That way you can install games and programs as if you were doing it from a cd. You most often need to use a crack with it tho, but what do we have internet for?
Daemon Tools are free for download. Search on
www.download.com and you shall find
- Another way of "checking what's in the iso" is by installing WinRAR. It can open and use .iso-files. I dunno if the built in zip-program in WinXP deals with .iso-files. I prefer WinRAR anyways. You should be able to find an annoying trial - which you can use forever - on
www.download.com. Hehehe.