ISO question

Discussion in 'Tech' started by Miller, Nov 10, 2005.

  1. Miller Tweak Guru

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    i have a program backed up on my computer, 3 discs, 3 iso's

    i want to install it without burning the iso's to cd's. how do i do so.
    Miller, Nov 10, 2005
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  2. Da Lucky 1 New Member

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    daemon tools.

    freeware.

    google.
    Da Lucky 1, Nov 10, 2005
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  3. Miller Tweak Guru

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    primo thanks
    Miller, Nov 10, 2005
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  4. Binman Pervert

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    MS have their own bit of software which gives you a virtual cd rom (xp and 2k only)

    its here


    not sure if its very good with copy protected stuff though
    Binman, Nov 11, 2005
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  5. funkgab Junior Member

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    screw that, daemontools, and alchohol 120% own all
    funkgab, Nov 11, 2005
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  6. hans5849 Serious as a heart attack

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    I have a legit version on Alcohol 120% :)
    hans5849, Nov 11, 2005
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  7. funkgab Junior Member

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    how so :D
    funkgab, Nov 13, 2005
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    j0k3r, Nov 14, 2005
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  9. j0k3r El Chupacabra

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    Probably because it only costs $50. I am all about "free trial" versions, but if I use a piece of software and like it, I am going to buy it and support the software vendor. I work for a software company and our software costs thousands of dollars. Tthe profit margin is slim on the software because of R&D costs. We make our money elsewhere, so $50 is not a lot to spend for a good piece of software.
    j0k3r, Nov 14, 2005
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