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Iso extension

By john.cb1 ·
I have just downloaded a file with a iso extension, how do I copy this onto a cd and then use it.

Can you tell me in easy stages as I am new to this.

Within the iso extension there is a zip file, I presume that when I have done the cd I can unzip the file.

When i open a web page it does dont open in maximum view how can i ensure that it does opne in maximum view

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by tamj123 In reply to Iso extension

First, you need a CDR/W -Rom in you computer. Normally, it come with a free software with it. if you don't have a cd burning software, you can download one form www.download.com
after you installed the sotware, just double click on the ISO files, it should open by the buring software. IF it doesn't, you can open the ISO file inside the software.

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by jschein In reply to Iso extension

www.undisker.com - extracts iso images to specified directory on your hard drive.

If you have ROXIO EASY CD CREATOR or NERO, the iso will automatically open and request a blank CDR inserted into your CD burner.

If you do not have a burner, with the above programs, just use undisker to extract it to a directory, then you can install or view the files or drag and drop to your cd burner...

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by ktodd In reply to Iso extension

To have the webpages open in maximum view you need to open a page and then click the maximize button...then close the page and reopen...and your browser will open in full view.

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