I find myself working with a lot of ISO files these days. It's an easy way for software companies to ship betas and trial code. Most of the time, though, I don't want to burn the disks to install the software. ISOs are disk images, and there are software tools to mount them as virtual drives on your PC.
Microsoft's free tool is good, as is Daemon Tools. But they don't work on Vista.
Then I came across Virtual CloneDrive. It's small, free, and works on pretty much every Windows box and version I've tried it on - including Windows Vista RC1.
Well worth downloading.
I'm still not sure what it is with the sheep...
Microsoft's free tool is good, as is Daemon Tools. But they don't work on Vista.
Then I came across Virtual CloneDrive. It's small, free, and works on pretty much every Windows box and version I've tried it on - including Windows Vista RC1.
Well worth downloading.
I'm still not sure what it is with the sheep...
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Dolly, perhaps?
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