ISO Files

"Amarjit Singh" wrote in message
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Let me guess, you probably downloaded it from KaZaA Lite or some other P2P
program. Well, the ISO files, like you said are CD image files and contain
all of the CD's data. Similarly, BIN files are CD images and NRG files
contain useful information such as documentation to writing it to CD. This
ought to be your first resort.

Otherwise, the second best thing is Nero Burning ROM 5.5.9.0. Close down
all
windows such as wizards when Nero is running, and of course insert a blank
CD-R/RW into your CD burner before starting it and select from the "File"
menu, "Burn Image". It will ask you to locate the ISO. Unfortunately, ISO
is
one of many image formats that are not programmed by default, therefore,
locate the ISO by selecting "All Files *.*". The default burning settings
will be satisfactory.

Hope this works!
Amarjit Singh

"Jon" wrote in message
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"Abhi" wrote in message
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I downloaded the latest Visual Studio 2003 and when I started the
download
it gave me bunch of ISO files.
Now I know these are the image files, how do I install the new VStudio
using
these ISO files.

Any clues???

Abhi

You have to burn them to disk and make them essentially install disks. But
I
have never heard (not that it isn't possible) of a website offering a
download in ISO format. What you are getting is piracy since VS 2003 is a
Microsoft product, that isn't downloadable (other than fixes/patches for
the
software). Why not purchase it legally, and save yourself some trouble.
You
never know what is in those ISO files, and MS cannot be contacted for
support.

Funny, My first install of XP was an ISO file that I downloaded direct from
Microsoft.
This is done all the time with MSDN. In the Case of XP, I actually paid
$20.00 to
Microsoft to be able to download the file. Just because someone says they
downloaded it
does not mean it's a pirated version.