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Daemon Tools for Mac?

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I love Daemon Tools, it is so helpful, but as far as I know, it only exists on PCs

Does anyone know of any similar programs that allow you to mount files?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
 
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OS X comes with a built in image mounter. If that doesn't work the way you need it to, get toast as it can mount images as well (but I like using the native image mounter more).

For example, before I left for college I made an ISO image of my Warcraft III CD so my brothers could use my CD at home to play. All I do is double click on the Warcraft III ISO and OS X mounts the image.
 

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