Re: can't get the bible iso to open

[Travis Siegel]

After you click on the iso file name, finder will mount the iso image  
as if it were a disc on your system.  Just use finder to go back to  
the root folder of your main drive, and look at it in there.
It will probably work better that way.
Of course, if that's what you're already doing, then feel free to  
disregard this message.
I know a lot of folks here use the command-o key command to open  
things.  I never do.  I simply click or mouse click as necessary to  
open things, and I've never encountered the problem you're talking  
about (well, my idisk does that a lot, but that's likely because of  
network congestion)