Can someone tell em what a .iso file is?

Hi BB,

It's usually a CD converted into a file.
Game manufacturers don't use .iso files, instead
they ship their product to customers on real CD's.

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"BB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:0bce01c3c65a$f6cd1ea0$(E-Mail Removed)...
| Can someone tell em what a .iso file is?

BB wrote:
> Can someone tell em what a .iso file is?

To convert an .iso file, go to download.com and download IsoBuster
you can then run and/or save the file. :-)

Thanks, for that - I came accross an iso file on the web and wondered what it wa s- as it was a gaming realted website i just wanted to know

Im guessing iso files are msotly used in software pirates

BB

ISO formats are used by a lot of companies to limit the size of the
download. Microsoft does it in beta testing a lot. I trust Microsoft's
files, but not sure I would download an ISO from some web site which isn't
really known to me or is offering something that has been stolen in the
first place. Can you trust a thief not to spread a virus through a
download?
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Microsoft Windows MVP
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

"BB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Thanks, for that - I came accross an iso file on the web and wondered what
it wa s- as it was a gaming realted website i just wanted to know.
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> Im guessing iso files are msotly used in software pirates?
>
> BB

Use ISO Buster. Get it from ISOBuster.com
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