When Office products are downloaded from the they come down as.ISO files.ISO is not a file format that Windows can open natively. An ISO file is an image of a CD/DVD. Typically you would be able to use a burning program like Nero, or ImgBurn, to then burn that ISO file directly to a disk.
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Once you have downloaded an.ISO file, there are several possible options you can use to install the software: • Use.ISO image file software to download and save the.ISO image file to a CD-R or a DVD-R. If you are planning to install an Operating System on a PC or install software across multiple machines, this is one of your best options. A CD/DVD gives you the flexibility to make clean installs and to be used as a “boot CD.” If you are using a PC with Windows 7, you don’t need any additional software to burn a CD-R or DVD-R.
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Simply double click on the.ISO file you downloaded, and then follow the steps in the Image Burner Wizard. If you are using any other Operating System, you may need additional software. If your computer is equipped with a CD/DVD burner, this software is probably already loaded on your PC. Most CD-R/DVD-R writing software enables disk creation from an image file. Select a menu item such as Copy Image to CD or Burn Image to access this feature. For detailed instructions, see the software’s Help documentation. • Virtually mount and access ISO files as a virtual device.
If you don’t have a CD/DVD burner installed on your machine or you don’t have media available to you (a blank CD-R/DVD-R), you can “mount” the ISO file as a virtual drive. With this method, your machine will believe that the file is a real disk drive, and you will be able to read files from this “virtual disk.” This approach is advisable only for installation of applications (such as Office) or minor system upgrades. You will not be able to install an Operating System using this approach, because the virtual drive would disappear at some point during the installation. There are several software options for the virtual drive approach. Though they have not been tested and are not supported by the VLSC team, customers report that and offer such capability as well as.
• Extract the.ISO files to your hard drive. Contents of.ISO image files can be accessed directly using third-party tools that allow file extraction from the file to a temporary folder on your hard drive (similar to.zip files). As with the virtual drive, this approach is advisable to install application software or system upgrades.