ISO image help? 2 who ever replyed to old one reply to this?

Question

Well i cant reply to each person on my last question (which is a bit stupid)
i have made this one so i can ask the peopel that replyed for some more information.

william k said
"HI,
This is easy, download "MagicISO or PowerISO" both work really well, then extract the files into one folder, then burn them together using Nero, easy"

So i can put all three image iso files into one folder then i burn folder to 1 disc?

Biggles said "each iso file is a separate disk image you'll need to use three CD's you can't get it on to one unfortunately alternatively download winrar and us it to extract the files from each Iso file put them altogether and burn em to disk get winrar here http://www.winrar-hq.com/ if you do it this way you won't have a true disk image anymore but hey what the hell you can only waste disks "
He has said that i use winrar to extract the three and put them altogether and burn to disc (read the rest)
but before he said that he said i cant put them all together? so i am guessing he means something else so i ask what happends
when i do extract all three and put them together?

funchop said i just put them onto three disc sounds nice and easy and far.

So william k and biggles please explain what you mean by extracting them and what you have said.

Answer 1

I don't know about the original replies, didn't see them, but here is another method: Download and install daemon tools - this allows you to mount, or "map" local drive letter(s) to 1 or more ISO images and have them appear as another drive on your system. Once this is done you can access the ISO files the same way you would if you had multiple CD drives. Mount the 3 ISO images, then use your CD burner software to create a data CD. Select the files from each of the 3 ISO images you mounted previously.

Answer 2

Ok firstly what size are the iso files?
Once you have installed and iso programme just double click eanh of the iso files and if necessary whenthe box comes up select the programme to open the files, you can extract them to a new folder, you may be able to extract all three into the same folder (if they are sepreate disks originally I doubt it)
you can try extracting all three and then burn them on to a dvd.

Answer 3

when he says extract them he mean in on win iso u will se a tab extract when you click the tab it will ask you for destination folder choose one then click ok

you then see all the info being transfered in to the destination folder

Answer 4

Hi there,
Have tried WinISO lately. I got it from this site http://j.mp/1k3Pu8u
You should check it out
Good Bye