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Cold Fusion
December 2nd, 2002, 10:13 PM
just as it says ...what is it...

like i posted in a previous thread in another area....

i tried to download an iso file or a zip.iso file... or whatever....

is it a file or is it something else... can an all knowing computer genius or hacker...whichever is better... shed some light on what an ISO is....

12345678910
December 2nd, 2002, 10:21 PM
ok, here @ ZeroPaid if we have a topic going, normally we don't start a new one (no reason too, unless it gets closed). so check out these things and you should have asked this on the other thread.

An .iso file is a CD-ROM image file that represents a whole set of programs and data as they will appear once extracted and burned onto a CD-ROM disc, using the software supplied with a CD-ROM burner. The entire CD image is stored in the ISO 9660 format with a file extension of ".iso". To be used, the .iso file must be first extracted and burned onto a CD-ROM disc using the software that came with your CD-ROM burner.