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Old 10th Nov 2008, 16:33
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I was doing a little looking and i was wondering which one was better.
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Old 10th Nov 2008, 17:08
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Depends on what you want to do with it. Neither will edit isos above like 300MB, there really isn't a good freeware ISO editor available. For mounting, PowerISO goes up to 8 but MagicISO can go to 16. They're virtually identical for most purposes.
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Old 11th Nov 2008, 00:28
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If all you want to do is mount the ISO's I find Daemon tools works very well, and as far as I know there isn't a size limit.
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Old 11th Nov 2008, 15:25
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Well i like both of these because you can right click the file and set: number of drives, umount disks, mount disks, ect.\

I dont think daemon tools does that, unless im missing something
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Old 11th Nov 2008, 16:05
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yea, it does, you start the program, and it loads into the system try, and if you right click on it there, you have the options to change number of drives (from what i remember the version I used you could have upto 4 drives) and you could also mount and unmount them from there.
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