--- In [email protected], Eric <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Since I don't see a reply as of this post, I'll respond: > An iso file is a compressed image file that needs to be burned to a > cd or DVD, using Nero or some other alike program. > Personally, if it's only 100 mb's or so, I open it up and make sure > it's worth wasting a disc on (and leaving the other 600mb free). > You can use WinRar or WinImage to view and/or extract directly to > your hard-drive. > Eric > > At 09:24 PM 5/26/2006, you wrote: > >I came across .iso file in one of the replies re: burning to dvd. > >Could somebody pls. do a short explanation what they are and how they > >relate in the dvd burning process. Thank you very much. >
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