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Originally Posted by theducks
Usually an ISO is a (master) image used to burn or restore a full disc.
I think, that was what was expected. Burn a disc, then use the files.
Some programs like WinRAR, Nero provide utilities to navigate within a ISO (it being a form of archive).
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7zip and Peazip will let you browse & unpack ISO archives, unlike WinRAR they're free (not as good tho' - IMO of course), I think both do Linux and Portable, but maybe not OS/X. Peazip also does ReactOS...
If you press 'v', select ISO, and hit enter then whatever your OS has registered for dealing with ISO's should spring into life
BR