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adeel ahmad
PowerISO can open images (compatible with a score of formats), edit, compress, encrypt and, of course, create an image.
As for the creation, PowerISO creates images in typical ISO and BIN, but also one of the few programs can also create formats DDA. This format has features "advanced" as compression, password protection and file split into smaller parts.
In addition, to complete the "supply" of capabilities, PowerISO has a utility to burn images to CD / DVD, another to convert images from one format to another and, finally, a utility to "mount" the images created in a virtual drive as if it were a CD recorded.
PowerISO supports the following formats:
Create images: ISO, BIN and DDA
Open: NRG, IMG, MDF, BWI, B5i, GI, PDI, P91, PXI, NCD, C2D, CIF, LCD, FCD, VCD
Recent Changes in PowerISO:
* Supports recording on the fly
* Supports UIF and DMG files
* Available in several languages (Spanish included)
Need to use PowerISO:
* Operating System: Win2000/XP/2003/Vista/Seven
As for the creation, PowerISO creates images in typical ISO and BIN, but also one of the few programs can also create formats DDA. This format has features "advanced" as compression, password protection and file split into smaller parts.
In addition, to complete the "supply" of capabilities, PowerISO has a utility to burn images to CD / DVD, another to convert images from one format to another and, finally, a utility to "mount" the images created in a virtual drive as if it were a CD recorded.
PowerISO supports the following formats:
Create images: ISO, BIN and DDA
Open: NRG, IMG, MDF, BWI, B5i, GI, PDI, P91, PXI, NCD, C2D, CIF, LCD, FCD, VCD
Recent Changes in PowerISO:
* Supports recording on the fly
* Supports UIF and DMG files
* Available in several languages (Spanish included)
Need to use PowerISO:
* Operating System: Win2000/XP/2003/Vista/Seven
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