Hi,
What VO friendly app would you suggest to write ISO files to a USB disk?
Thanks,
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> On Apr 22, 2020, at 10:56, Matt Turner wrote:
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> I’m not used to using Terminal.
> And from what I’ve read, that’s the only way to create the USB.
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> Subject: RE: Writing .iso images to a usb thumb drive in cattleina is this
> possible?
>
> I believe there is a function within linux itself that will allow you to from
> the iso creat
Yeah that’s it,
When you say older machine,
It isn’t one with a dvd drive that you could write the iso to a dvd disk and
then install that way.
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What is the iso of
If you tell us that it might help with a solution.
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Subject: RE: Writing .iso images to a usb thumb drive in cattleina is this
possible?
I believe there is a function within linux itself that
ux itself that will allow you to from
> the iso create a bootable installer on to a USB device.
>
> I did have one of these a few years back but it was created for me I didn’t
> do it myself.
>
> You can also in the same way install linux on to the USB Flash drive so i
I believe there is a function within linux itself that will allow you to from
the iso create a bootable installer on to a USB device.
I did have one of these a few years back but it was created for me I didn’t do
it myself.
You can also in the same way install linux on to the USB Flash drive
What is the iso of
If you tell us that it might help with a solution.
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Subject: Writing .iso images to a usb thum
table in order
to use it. HTH.
Matthew
> On Mar 19, 2020, at 10:06 AM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
> mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com>>
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> If you already have the ISO image file, just copy and paste it to the
> exte
AM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
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> Hi,
>
> If you already have the ISO image file, just copy and paste it to the
> external media.
>
> Later...
>
>
> Tim Kilburn
> Jamf Certified Tech
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Hi,
If you already have the ISO image file, just copy and paste it to the external
media.
Later...
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Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Mar 19, 2020, at 07:23, matthew dyer
wrote:
Hi all,
Hope someone can help me
Hi all,
Hope someone can help me with this one since I have looked online for an answer
but have not found anything that would help. I am trying to find a way to
write an iso file to a usb thumb drive that would work with 10.15.3. I did
some searching around and found some directions which
Huh? That's all I've ever done with iso files, dd'd them to some media.
Of course, what's really cool is to install directly from the iso and
avoid media entirely. Newer Macs can do this. See:
https://www.macrumors.com/2015/09/30/el-cap-boot-camp-no-usb/
Janina
Anders H
Hello,
A quick search reveals many listings. Here’s one example:
http://osxdaily.com/2015/06/05/copy-iso-to-usb-drive-mac-os-x-command/
Gena
“Blindness is not a handicap, it is something I have always lived with. The
real handicap is the prejudices people have about blindness.”
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Hi!
SOmeone on the blinux list mentioned that you could not dd an iso file.
/A
> 6 feb. 2018 kl. 19:53 skrev Georgina Joyce :
>
> Hello,,
>
> When I have had that situation it is because the write did not work. But I’m
> guessing that you wrote the file to boot from, so have
:04, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I want to flash an iso file to a usb stick.
> The iso contains vinux 5.1 and i found a page on how to do this.
> I can’t find this right now but it tels me to format the usb drive as fat and
> with scheme guid.
> THen i should use a tool ca
Hi!
I want to flash an iso file to a usb stick.
The iso contains vinux 5.1 and i found a page on how to do this.
I can’t find this right now but it tels me to format the usb drive as fat and
with scheme guid.
THen i should use a tool called Etcher which i have downloaded and its half
accessible
infection.
Good luck
> On Jun 30, 2016, at 12:02 PM, Jeff Berwick wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> Can anybody advise how I can do this? My son’s computer is Windows and has
> contracted (potentially) many viruses. As a result, I want to start from
> scratch. I have an ISO f
Hi there,
Can anybody advise how I can do this? My son’s computer is Windows and has
contracted (potentially) many viruses. As a result, I want to start from
scratch. I have an ISO file, but want to turn that into a bootable CD so I can
do an install.
Wondering if I can do that with my
Hi Chris, That’s a great idea but hand break doesn’t work with Yosemite. I have
a program for windows called total video converter, I’ll give it a shot!
Jeff
> On Jan 1, 2015, at 7:59 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> Seems like you should be able to op
Seems like you should be able to open the iso to mount it on your
desktop and then use Handbrake to convert the video files to whatever
you need.
CB
On 1/1/15 7:55 PM, jeffrey greene wrote:
Hi Chris I suspect its a dvd image. Its like 7.66gb.
Thanks, Jeff
On Jan 1, 2015, at 7:53 PM, '
Hi Chris I suspect its a dvd image. Its like 7.66gb.
Thanks, Jeff
> On Jan 1, 2015, at 7:53 PM, 'Chris Blouch' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> ISO is a disk image, so it depends on what is inside that disk image. Is it a
> DVD image or just some random data files?
&g
ISO is a disk image, so it depends on what is inside that disk image. Is
it a DVD image or just some random data files?
CB
On 1/1/15 6:40 PM, jeffrey greene wrote:
Hi, Was just wondering if anybody knew of an app to convert iso video files to
m4v. i’m thinking the newest version of IMovie
Hi, Was just wondering if anybody knew of an app to convert iso video files to
m4v. i’m thinking the newest version of IMovie could do it, but I’ve never used
it before.
Thanks Jeff
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ick to this is not to open finder. When you insert the blank DVD,
> instead of selecting to open Finder, you should select the option to open
> Disk Utility.
>
> Then, when Disk utility opens, select the Burn option from the tool bar,
> navigate to the .iso image and then it will l
Hi:
The trick to this is not to open finder. When you insert the blank DVD,
instead of selecting to open Finder, you should select the option to open Disk
Utility.
Then, when Disk utility opens, select the Burn option from the tool bar,
navigate to the .iso image and then it will let you
this issue.
Cheers,
Eilene
On Feb 15, 2014, at 3:52 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I wanted to experiment with bootcamp next to my mac os x so i wanted to burn
> a windows iso to dvd in order to try it out.
> I have an external dvd-drive that i have bought a few mo
Hi everyone,
I wanted to experiment with bootcamp next to my mac os x so i wanted to burn a
windows iso to dvd in order to try it out.
I have an external dvd-drive that i have bought a few months ago and used
successfully to read a few dvds in the past.
I just bought some new dvdd and inserted
Funny,
I"ve had success installing win 7 from an ISO into fusion 6.x. You have to use
narrater for the speech after win 7 is installed if you want speech before you
install some other screen reader, though.
this has been where the problems happen for me. I get stuck at the windows lo
pm
> Subject: Re: Installing windows 7 home premium into vm fision from an iso
>
>>
>>
>> If you don't have speech, you are sort of stuck. VMWare can do some
>> configuration, but I installed it once and had to just press enter, and
>> another time it prompted
You make some good points and I'll file that away for future reference.
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Date: Tuesday, February 11, 2014 3:16 pm
Subject: Re: Installing windows 7 home premium into vm fision from an iso
>
>
> If
y 11, 2014 2:41 pm
> Subject: Re: Installing windows 7 home premium into vm fision from an iso
>
>>
>>
>> You will need sighted help. Voiceover can handle installations of mac
>> operating systems or updates just fine, but creating a VM is essentially
>&g
sage -
From: Alex Hall
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Date: Tuesday, February 11, 2014 2:41 pm
Subject: Re: Installing windows 7 home premium into vm fision from an iso
>
>
> You will need sighted help. Voiceover can handle installations of mac
> operating systems or updates j
Hall
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You will need sighted help. Voiceover can handle installations of mac operating
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Re: Installing windows 7 home premium into vm fision from an iso
>
> I did that recently, and it's really simple. You create a new VM, choose to
> install from existing file or CD, then navigate to the iso when you are
> prompted to open the location of the Windows install di
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I did that recently, and it's really simple. You create a new VM, choose to
install from existing file or CD, then navigate to the iso when you are
prompted to open the location o
I did that recently, and it's really simple. You create a new VM, choose to
install from existing file or CD, then navigate to the iso when you are
prompted to open the location of the Windows install disk or file. Pressing
enter launches the process, and Windows installs. That's al
un applications as needed. However, I'm
trying to do some searches for doing such a thing since the newest macbook
pros no longer come with an optical drive so I'm not sure how to go about
this task using an iso.
I did manage to get ahold of the windows 7 version I have in an iso fo
It has been a while since I have done it, but during the ISO process,
you get a key. I was setting up someone's machine for them and they did
not have internet, so I chose that option from the choices, and the key
was provided on screen.
HTH
On 11/30/2013 4:53 PM, don bishop wrote:
I had not heard of MS giving out ISO images. Would have been nice to
know. From my reading of various forums and such I needed to purchase a
full Windows 8.1 installer to make a virtual machine and that meant
buying what they call a System Builder OEM disk. I ended up purchasing
an actual DVD
Hi,
I assume you get the .iso from microsoft as they appear to be free downloads.
Do you need some sort of authorization key to activate it? If so, where can I
locate it. I still have a pc running windows 7.
Thanks,
Don
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Hey Kaitlyn. When I installed Windows 7 onto my Mac, I just told Fusion
to use the Iso file that was located in my downloads folder. So the
answer to your question is no, you don't have to burn it onto a DVD.
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When I set w7 up on my machine I just used an iso.
On 11/30/2013 3:38 PM, Caitlyn and Maggie wrote:
Ok, so, can I just use this iso mounted as a volume to my desktop, or do I have
to burn it?
Cait
On Nov 30, 2013, at 2:54 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
An ISO is a type of disc image that a CD
Ok, so, can I just use this iso mounted as a volume to my desktop, or do I have
to burn it?
Cait
On Nov 30, 2013, at 2:54 PM, Teresa Cochran wrote:
> An ISO is a type of disc image that a CD or DVD is made from. Some
> applications allow you to mount them directly without burning the
An ISO is a type of disc image that a CD or DVD is made from. Some applications
allow you to mount them directly without burning them to a disc. Many websites
offer downloads of ISo files to burn onto discs, such as Linux operating
systems, movies and such.
Hth,
Teresa
On the other hand
Hi,
Please escuse my ignorance, but what is an iso?
Thanks,
Don
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Subject: fusion and windows iso
>
>
> Hi,
> I have an ISO of win 7 and want to
Hi,
I have an ISO of win 7 and want to use that to install windows 7 in fusion..
How do I go about this? I really don’t want to have to burn it to a dvd if I
don’t have to!
thanks in advance!
Caitlyn
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Such is the case here.
What makes this topical for this list is actually in the wired magazine
article referenced below.
It indicates that Apple ap
Hello all
just a quick message to let you know I have discovered you can not only
make iso files in Disk Utility, you can also open them in Finder. They
appear like any other Cd/Dvd drive. Pressing command-e will eject or
unmount the iso image.
Chris.
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Hello, you could try Friendly HD, there is a paid version and a free version.
It works fairly well. There are a few unlabeled buttons. but they are easy to
figure out.
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Hello is there any ios facebook vo friendly apps besides the main facebook
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Hello is there any ios facebook vo friendly apps besides the main
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hey all how do you open iso files in disk utility so you can burn them
to cd or dvd?
thanks for your help
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Thanks, Chris. I wasn't sure the disk utility would just burn an iso file to
disk. I thought it would burn the Macintosh disk.
On Aug 20, 2011, at 11:21 PM, Christopher-Mark Gilland wrote:
> Why not just use the native Disk Utility? It works perfectly for burning
> ISO's
burn button and hit it. Browse for
the ISO image, and you're all set.
Chris.
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Subject: Looking for an ISO-creator
Hi Chris!
Do you know how to create ISO-files from the Mac?
Hi Chris!
Do you know how to create ISO-files from the Mac? Is it possible to do this by
Disk utility or do I need a 3rd party app?
Best regards
Thomas
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> Why not just use the native Disk Utility? It works perfectly for burning
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Hi. Is there a good ISO to disk burner which is accessible? I have seen
two in the app store.
One is $4.99 and the other $5.99.
Thanks.
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Hi. Is there a good ISO to disk burner which is accessible? I have seen two in
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One is $4.99 and the other $5.99.
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D or DVD in your drive. Now, up at the top of the screen
>> you'll find a toolbar. If you interact with it, one of the buttons in there
>> says burn. If you Vo+Space on this, then you'll be presented with a
>> standard open file finder dialog. Navigate t
> burn. If you Vo+Space on this, then you'll be presented with a standard open
> file finder dialog. Navigate to the iso/dmg, etc. like you would normally,
> then hit open. Next follow the dialogs on the screen, and you should be on
> your way.
>
> Chris.
>
> - O
standard open file finder dialog. Navigate to the iso/dmg, etc. like you
would normally, then hit open. Next follow the dialogs on the screen, and
you should be on your way.
Chris.
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Hi Matthew and Sarah, thank you so much.
On 1/4/11, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> You can use disk utility for that. I did a tutrial on that at
> http://marrie.podbean.com but basically you load the dvd and tell disk
> utility to convert tht folder in to master copy and rename the thing to
You can use disk utility for that. I did a tutrial on that at
http://marrie.podbean.com but basically you load the dvd and tell disk utility
to convert tht folder in to master copy and rename the thing to iso not cdr.
Good luck.
On Jan 3, 2011, at 6:36 PM, Claudio Haase wrote:
> Hi listers
Hi, I'm not sure, but disk utility might be able to do this. I think you can
make a disk image from a volume, and as long as you set the type of image to
uncompressed, changing the extention to iso seems to work for me. I am not
sure if this'll help, but...
On Jan 3, 2011, at 6:36 P
Hi listers, I need a program to make an Iso image file from a DVD on the Mac.
Can someone help me?
Thank you.
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Yes, you can use the Disk Utility to burn an ISO. What I usually do is go to
the menu bar, and on the Images menu, I arrow down to Burn. I believe the
shortcut is Command B (as in Bravo).
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 10:15 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> It's been a while since I tried it but yo
It's been a while since I tried it but you should be able to do it with
Disk Utility.
CB
chad baker wrote:
Hi how do you burn iso files?
Can i use disk utility to do it?
I see a button that says burn image.
Not sure i am new at the mac.
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Hi how do you burn iso files?
Can i use disk utility to do it?
I see a button that says burn image.
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There was no ready to burn check box when I did it though. but I'll try again.
On Mar 31, 2010, at 6:40 AM, Chris Hofstader wrote:
> The Macintosh Disk Utility is kind of odd. You first need to choose the
> destination, then hit the burn button, then select the source file then find
> the "ready
The Macintosh Disk Utility is kind of odd. You first need to choose the
destination, then hit the burn button, then select the source file then find
the "ready to burn" checkbox and, finally, hit the burn button in that dialogue.
Slowing my burn speed did fix my problem.
cdh
On Mar 30, 2010, at
I did not see it under disk utilities. I saw the dialogue and then the burn
button. and that's it. I'll have a play with it though.
On Mar 30, 2010, at 11:35 AM, Chris Hofstader wrote:
> You can change the speed if you check the box that says "Ready to burn." It's
> odd but it worked for me.
> O
You can change the speed if you check the box that says "Ready to burn." It's
odd but it worked for me.
On Mar 30, 2010, at 1:34 PM, Sarah Alawami wrote:
> You cannot reduce the speed when burning images. I've tried and the speed is
> dimmed out.
> On Mar 30, 2010, at 8:21 AM, James & Nash wrote
You cannot reduce the speed when burning images. I've tried and the speed is
dimmed out.
On Mar 30, 2010, at 8:21 AM, James & Nash wrote:
> Hi cdh
> On 30 Mar 2010, at 15:07, Chris Hofstader wrote:
>> Recently, I have had to try out a number of different GNU/Linux distros. I
>> use Safari to dow
>
>
> - Original Message - From: "James & Nash"
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> To:
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> Subject: Re: Burning ISO Images
>
>
> Hi cdh
> On 30 Mar 2010, at 15:07, Chris Hofstader wrote:
>> Recently, I have had to try out
Fusion does work with "live" CD distros but I need an actual boot into these
distros and need to test them on a number of hardware scenarios.
On Mar 30, 2010, at 11:25 AM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> Do you need to burn them at all? I think Fusion will allow you to point to an
> ISO
t the real way on my Macbook, but don't have the sighted help. Is
there an easy way?
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Subject: Re: Burning ISO Images
Hi cdh
On 30 Mar 2010, at 15:07, Chris Hofstader wrote:
Recen
the sighted help. Is there an easy way?
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Subject: Re: Burning ISO Images
Hi cdh
On 30 Mar 2010, at 15:07, Chris Hofstader wrote:
Recently, I have had to try out a number of different
Do you need to burn them at all? I think Fusion will allow you to point
to an ISO and boot from it.
CB
Chris Hofstader wrote:
Hi,
Recently, I have had to try out a number of different GNU/Linux distros. I use
Safari to download them from their web sites and then, using disk utility, burn
Hi cdh
On 30 Mar 2010, at 15:07, Chris Hofstader wrote:
> Recently, I have had to try out a number of different GNU/Linux distros. I
> use Safari to download them from their web sites and then, using disk
> utility, burn the DVD. I got this to work with the SpeakUp Modified Fedora
> but all othe
Hi,
Recently, I have had to try out a number of different GNU/Linux distros. I use
Safari to download them from their web sites and then, using disk utility, burn
the DVD. I got this to work with the SpeakUp Modified Fedora but all other
downloads cause Disk Utility to crap out on verification.
e. Now,
> when it is asking you to save the image, make sure you change the type
> of image to "DVD/CD Master." These will be saved with the extension
> of .cdr, though they are just in reality .iso files.
> It is very important that you highlight the device and not one of t
Hi Chris,
I am not interested in making a hybrid cd from my own content. Instead, I am
interested in preserving a hybrid cd. I have the physical disk, and want to
make a .iso file from it. Normally disk utility on the mac does a fine job, as
you can make a CD/dvd master, and rename the
where "device" is the name of your highlighted device. Now,
when it is asking you to save the image, make sure you change the type
of image to "DVD/CD Master." These will be saved with the extension
of .cdr, though they are just in reality .iso files.
It is very important that yo
ne. This leads me to a
> more educated question than what I asked previously.
> Is there a way to make an ISO image of a hybrid cd on a mac? Disk utility
> does not work, because it does not see all the files and hence only makes a
> mac compatible version of the cd. I need this to wor
different operating
systems, such as windows, are not readable by the machine. This leads me to a
more educated question than what I asked previously.
Is there a way to make an ISO image of a hybrid cd on a mac? Disk utility does
not work, because it does not see all the files and hence only makes
g to try it with at
this point).
On Nov 26, 2009, at 5:13 PM, Kieren wrote:
>
>> It doesn't really matter what I want to use it for. I want to mount it like
>> a CD, just like it is actually burned to a CD. Which I've been saying in the
>> passed few pos
actually burned to a CD. Which I've been saying in the
>> passed few posts. If I have a DVD in an ISO image I want to use, as an
>> example.
>>
>> Microsoft has its own program for doing this on Windows, and it works very
>> well. What it basically does is virt
> It doesn't really matter what I want to use it for. I want to mount it like a
> CD, just like it is actually burned to a CD. Which I've been saying in the
> passed few posts. If I have a DVD in an ISO image I want to use, as an
> example.
As Everyone including myself h
doesn't really matter what I want to use it for. I want to mount it like a
> CD, just like it is actually burned to a CD. Which I've been saying in the
> passed few posts. If I have a DVD in an ISO image I want to use, as an
> example.
>
> Microsoft has its own program for d
nt to mount it like a
> CD, just like it is actually burned to a CD. Which I've been saying in the
> passed few posts. If I have a DVD in an ISO image I want to use, as an
> example.
>
> Microsoft has its own program for doing this on Windows, and it works very
> well. W
Hi,
It doesn't really matter what I want to use it for. I want to mount it like a
CD, just like it is actually burned to a CD. Which I've been saying in the
passed few posts. If I have a DVD in an ISO image I want to use, as an example.
Microsoft has its own program for doing this
> If there is, I'd like to know. I don't see it. I even looked through the
> help, and there is no mention of mounting ISO files, only opening them if you
> would like to burn them. I want to mount them and use them as a virtual CD,
> not open to burn them.
So the Que
Hi,
If there is, I'd like to know. I don't see it. I even looked through the help,
and there is no mention of mounting ISO files, only opening them if you would
like to burn them. I want to mount them and use them as a virtual CD, not open
to burn them.
Regards,
Nic
P.S. Am I the on
s after you are
finished with it too.
Question: if you dont care about the contents of the iso why would you
need to mount it? Most times it is needed to be mounted
to gain access to an installer, etc unless you are using an app such
as Parallels or VMWare Fusion which recognises ISO install i
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> On Nov 25, 2009, at 5:54 AM, Ryan Mann wrote:
>
>> What happens if you hit command+o on the .iso image?
>>
>> On Nov 24, 2009, at 6:26 PM
wrote:
> What happens if you hit command+o on the .iso image?
>
> On Nov 24, 2009, at 6:26 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> I'm curious to know if anyone knows of mounting ISO images on the Mac
>> without having to burn them? I know this
What happens if you hit command+o on the .iso image?
On Nov 24, 2009, at 6:26 PM, Nicolai Svendsen wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm curious to know if anyone knows of mounting ISO images on the Mac without
> having to burn them? I know this is possible in Windows, and I'm sure
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