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11-23-2009: Sorry for the inconvenience. We finally upgraded to vBulletin 3 !! See you there, Larry .ISO backupsGo to the Tech-Forums Discussion Home PagePosted by: freechus9 Does anyone know where I can download some .ISO backup files? I don't want to scratch up my discs, but I don't have a burner..but I do have a virtual CD-ROM which can read those .ISO's. Anybody with some useful info? Posted by: Legally...No. Posted by: þÄ®âÐÖx It's easy enough to rip .ISO images from cds you own, which is the only way having .ISO files is legal anyways. Try getting WinImage or WinISO, both of which let you rip ISO images quickly and easily. Posted by: imation personally, i use clone cd. its simple. . and easy (not that ive ever used it ;) ) Posted by: Shakie I've never noticed... will CloneCD let you make ISO's? Posted by: þÄ®âÐÖx CloneCD creates .CCD files, which are just a bit different than ISOs. Most VirtualCD programs will mount them just like ISOs, though, and if you've got CloneCD 4, you can just mount them with Virtual CloneDrive. To create a .CCD image in CloneCD 4: click on "Read to Image File", choose the drive with the CD in it, choose the appropriate CD type, browse to the path where you want the image file (you can also create a Cue Sheet, which allows most other programs to use .CCD files easily), hit OK, and it starts reading the image. Please Visit the Online Configurator, Email Hosting, Internet Marketing , Computer Schools , Software for Real Estate , AAOutlook , Search Engine Site |