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dlisle20

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i just downloaded a file with my mac and it is for PC and it says .iso on the end, is this a windows disk images and is there a way of burning it to disk with windows?
 
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dlisle20 said:
i just downloaded a file with my mac and it is for PC and it says .iso on the end, is this a windows disk images and is there a way of burning it to disk with windows?
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.iso images can be read on linux and mac. It can be read on windows but needs a program to do it (dont know what it is tho). to burn it in windows you need nero. But i would just burn it in disk utility on the mac and then the disk will work with windows.
 

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