Gizmo's Freeware: Extract Files From An ISO Without Burning To CD or DVD

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Extract Files From An ISO Without Burning To CD or DVD Posted: 31 Mar 2014 01:21 AM PDT Some downloads from the internet have an ISO extension. These are CD or DVD image files. You can't read the contents of these files directly. Instead, you have to burn them to a CD or DVD disc, which you can then read in order to look at the files within the ISO image. Typically, operating systems such as Linux are packaged as ISO files, as are some downloads from Microsoft. To install the product you have to burn it to a disc first. Also, some items that you might have downloaded from web sites are, again, ISO images, because they were originally available as a disc and the ISO format allows the precise disc layout to be preserved. If you have an ISO file and you want to examine its contents without burning it to a CD or DVD, help is at hand. A free Windows utility called ISO Opener is all you need. It works like a standard unzip program, extracting the contents of the ISO image so you end up with a collection of standard, recognisable files that you can then deal with as you please. http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/extract-files-iso-without-burning-cd-or-dvd.htm

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