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There are some good options out there. IMGBurn is pretty decent, and it's lightweight which I like. It is available via download.com - pretty decent indicator of not containing malware. It doesn't mount images as drives, though, IIRC.
Microsoft provides a virtual CD drive tool, if you're a windows user. Or you could try MagicISO which I've used and seems to work just fine. (Also available on download.com.)
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i checked our power iso and magic iso, but their free version only have up to 300mg limits. any other suggeestions?
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For mounting Daemon Tools. For burning, Windows 7 comes with image burning. I can't remember if Vista had it, but XP doesn't AFAIK.
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I was thinking of MagicDisk, sorry - which is kind of an add on to MagicISO, but only for the mounting task. You're right, the free edition of MagicISO isn't much good for burning.
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The answer is the same as for any other software you might require: Emacs, of course. Even if by some miracle it doesn't have a DVD ripper, you can easily write one yourself. :nods:
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Emacs does have one, but you have to download it separately and it doesn't work nearly as well as the one that comes bundled with vim.
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