Hi guys! I have just downloaded a file that needs to be extracted. Its file type is ISO. So far, the extracting softwares I have seen are for Windows. Is there one for mac? Thanks!
you can toast to burn the ISO to a CD/DVD or even mount it on your desktop. launch toast, choose copy. drag the ISO and click the mount button.
you can convert that ISO file into a disk image (dmg) using disk utility. but make sure it's a file that OS X can deal with, because mounting it won't work if it's unrecognizable. what's in the file? is it an installer?
If you don't need to burn it, just mount the iso using toast and it should appear on your desktop as a CD....
1. Open Disk Utility. 2. Select 'New Image' in the menu bar. 3. Select a suitable size in the dialog box (bigger than but closest match to the ISO file size). 4. Select the ISO file. 5. Give it a name and destination (desktop is best). 6. Click create. 7. Click on the dmg file and it will appear as another 'drive'. 8. Done. Next question: Do you have software that plays audiobook files? If they're in MP3 format (I think most are), you're good to go with iTunes.
UIF mounts with MagicIso. I have to start up Parallels and XP in the rare event that I come across a UIF file.
