Software Question (OT)

Wrong group to ask in, but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account, so here goes:

What software can I use to create ISO files? I have Nero, but can't figure
out how to do it (and the help won't open for some reason!)
I don't want to create ISO files directly from CDs, but from a bunch of
files I want to put together myself, one ISO I want to create is a
collection of holiday photos etc.

I want to do this so I can store all these things as 1 ISO file, then mount
them as a drive when it is require (have MS Virtual CD already).

Cheers,
GT

"GT" wrote in message ng.com...
Wrong group to ask in,

That's a fact.

but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account,

Then subscribe to one.

-- Bob Day

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"GT" wrote in message
ng.com...
Wrong group to ask in,

That's a fact.

Hence the OT in the subject!

but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any software groups
subscribed in my account,

Then subscribe to one.

Couldn't be bothered, but thanks for pointing out what I already pointed
out!

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 17:23:51 +0100, "GT"
wrote:

Wrong group to ask in, but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account, so here goes:

What software can I use to create ISO files? I have Nero, but can't figure
out how to do it (and the help won't open for some reason!)
I don't want to create ISO files directly from CDs, but from a bunch of
files I want to put together myself, one ISO I want to create is a
collection of holiday photos etc.

I want to do this so I can store all these things as 1 ISO file, then mount
them as a drive when it is require (have MS Virtual CD already).

Cheers,
GT


I'll walk you through it.

- Open nero
- Top Menu Recorder
- Choose Recorder
- Device - Image Recoder (not the optical drive)

Now onto creating it

- Top Menu File - New
- Window pops open (pick what you want)
- Adjust any and all settings just as if you were making a
physical disc, the "image recorder" choice above determines
the output device.

- After clicking the "new" button on the window pops open
above, you have the dual panes to explore and drop the files
into the compliation.

- AFter adding all files and clicking the "burn" icon, it
will pop up the burn window, make adjustments if necessary
and click the "burn" button.

- A "save image file" window should pop up, and you name the
file and choose the save location. Be sure to choose ISO
format in the drop-down list, not Nero Image (unless you
ONLY want nero to be able to use it later).

- That's all.

The latest nero 6 reloaded that has just been released will do all
that for you and more , it will take photos,mpegs,bmp,avis , convert
them all to iso and then play them all on the one disc it is magic.

"kony" wrote in message
...

I'll walk you through it.




"Kony", aren't you happy that you could "be bothered" ?

Don't you hate it when your post is effected by another post that
gets posted while you are typing?

Luck;
Ken

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 12:32:36 -0500, "Ken Maltby"
wrote:


"kony" wrote in message
.. .

I'll walk you through it.




"Kony", aren't you happy that you could "be bothered" ?

Don't you hate it when your post is effected by another post that
gets posted while you are typing?

You might be putting a little too much thought into trivial
things.

Thanks for that - you've cut short my internet trawl!!

Cheers.

On Mon, 19 Sep 2005 17:23:51 +0100, "GT"
wrote:

Wrong group to ask in, but you are all knowledgeable and I don't have any
software groups subscribed in my account, so here goes:

What software can I use to create ISO files? I have Nero, but can't figure
out how to do it (and the help won't open for some reason!)
I don't want to create ISO files directly from CDs, but from a bunch of
files I want to put together myself, one ISO I want to create is a
collection of holiday photos etc.

I want to do this so I can store all these things as 1 ISO file, then mount
them as a drive when it is require (have MS Virtual CD already).

Cheers,
GT

win iso, and a bunch others.magic iso.