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Why not integrating (i.e. without external drivers) the processing of ISO images as already done with the ZIP, 7Z,... archives ?
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Michel Dessaintes Modérateur du Forum Francophone & Traducteur Officiel de BC2/BC3 en Français Last edited by mdes; 16-Sep-2009 at 07:27 AM. |
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Hi Michael,
Before your reply, I edited my post to said "integrating (i.e. without external drivers)" to be more precise because there are only a few drive letters free on my system, and I have a lot of ISO to compare. Note that I'm already using "Win XP Virtual CD Control Panel" (from Microsoft).
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Michel Dessaintes Modérateur du Forum Francophone & Traducteur Officiel de BC2/BC3 en Français Last edited by mdes; 16-Sep-2009 at 08:51 AM. |
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Don't get me wrong... It's a good idea, I'm pretty sure it is on the customer wish list already, and I would love to see it integrated as well... but there are a couple dozen other archive formats that could be added to the list. At least an ISO can be mounted and accessed like a drive if you need it to be. It's not so easy with other file types...
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ISO support is currently on the wishlist. You both have the right idea when it comes to the workaround.
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