Working directly from .iso file

[~~Alan~~]

This past week, I had to opportunity to install Office 2008 on a Macintosh.
The installation kit had an extention of .drm (i think) and basically
produced an .iso file. A utility on the Mac then read the .iso file and
installed Office 2008.

Is there such a utility (I like the free kind) that will do the same on
Windows, both XP and Vista, treat an .iso file as if it were the actual
CD/DVD rather than having to first burn a CD or DVD?

thanks,
~alan

 

[Synapse Syndrome]

This past week, I had to opportunity to install Office 2008 on a
Macintosh. The installation kit had an extention of .drm (i think) and
basically produced an .iso file. A utility on the Mac then read the
.iso file and installed Office 2008.

Is there such a utility (I like the free kind) that will do the same on
Windows, both XP and Vista, treat an .iso file as if it were the actual
CD/DVD rather than having to first burn a CD or DVD?

Yes, there are lots of virtual CD/DVD drive programs. The one that I use if
Daemon Tools, which is free. I do not use the weird toolbar that they have
recently added though.

http://www.daemon-tools.cc/home

ss.

 

[Buddha]

Daemon Tools, located here, http://www.daemon-tools.cc/home, will do waht
you want. It's also free.

Buddha