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Wolfgang

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Jun 12, 2006
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I just downloaded windows vista on my mac. I need to burn it to a dvd so that i can put it on to my sister's pc. Anyone know how do burn a ".iso" file (thats what it says on the vista site) to a dvd on a mac?
Thanks alot
 
Yeah, I managed to do it playing in Disk Utility I believe. Not sure how as I rarely do such things but it should be possible.
 
yeah using disk utility is really easy, I use it for linux cds a lot. first make sure the iso file is located in disk utility, it should show up in the white space on the left side of the window, if not drag the file from the desktop(or wherever you have it) onto the white space. After you do that, highlight the iso and click "burn" (its at the top of the screen). The only suggestion I have is using a low burn rate so that the data is transfered more accurately.
 
thanks. What do i do if its a mounted disc image? How do i make it an iso file? Thanks
Nvm. I just realized how.
 
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