WinISO is a CD-ROM image file utility that can convert BIN to ISO, extract/edit/create ISO files directly, make bootable CDs and as a BIN/ISO converter/extractor/editor.
November 25, 2004 (Press Release) --
WinISO is a CD-ROM image file utility that can convert BIN to ISO, extract/edit/create ISO files directly, make bootable CDs and as a BIN/ISO converter/extractor/editor.
It can process almost all CD-ROM image file(s) including ISO and BIN. With WinISO, you can add/delete/rename/extract file(s) within image files. You can convert image files to the standard ISO format and you have the ability to create ISO image file(s) from a CD-ROM.
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How to create an ISO from a CD-ROM Disc
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Press "F6", or click 'Make ISO From CDROM' in 'Actions' menu. The "Create ISO" dialog will pop-up.
Select your CD-ROM drive that holds the CD-ROM disc, and enter in the destination ISO file name. Now you can click the 'Make' button to begin making an ISO file.
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What's the difference between 'ASPI' and 'File' mode?
In ASPI mode, you will get an ISO file with exactly the same structure as the original CD-ROM disc, with bootable information, and all other internal disc format. If you burn this CD image file to a disc, you get a exactly same disc as the original.
In FILE mode, WinISO will create a new ISO file by copy all files and directories on the disc. This ISO file will use WinISOs default format. If the disc is bootable, then the bootable information will be lost.
It can process almost all CD-ROM image file(s) including ISO and BIN. With WinISO, you can add/delete/rename/extract file(s) within image files. You can convert image files to the standard ISO format and you have the ability to create ISO image file(s) from a CD-ROM.
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How to create an ISO from a CD-ROM Disc
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Press "F6", or click 'Make ISO From CDROM' in 'Actions' menu. The "Create ISO" dialog will pop-up.
Select your CD-ROM drive that holds the CD-ROM disc, and enter in the destination ISO file name. Now you can click the 'Make' button to begin making an ISO file.
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What's the difference between 'ASPI' and 'File' mode?
In ASPI mode, you will get an ISO file with exactly the same structure as the original CD-ROM disc, with bootable information, and all other internal disc format. If you burn this CD image file to a disc, you get a exactly same disc as the original.
In FILE mode, WinISO will create a new ISO file by copy all files and directories on the disc. This ISO file will use WinISOs default format. If the disc is bootable, then the bootable information will be lost.
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