Unlike normal disk image creation, Magic ISO Maker also allows you to change the contents of the original disk that special structures such as Boot remain.
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To create an image of any CD or DVD and still retain the structure of the content is simple. First you insert the disk into the drive. Then start Magic ISO Maker. Click the Tools menu and select Make ISO from CDROM. A new window will appear. Right below the Source CD-ROM, select the name of the optical drive you have.
Take a look at the Output File and select where to export the image. By default, the program will export the image to ISO 9660. Then click the OK icon to create ISO image of the disk into the computer.
When the process is complete, open the image file for editing. Normally, for bootable data disks such as Hirent BootCD 6.0, when you delete or change any of the data on the CD, the structure will change, leading to the failure of Boot. . But with Magic ISO Maker everything is different.
You can completely erase or add data to disk without worrying about Boot CD. The operation is simple, just move the mouse to the folder to delete and press the Del button. For the convenience of users who want to add the necessary data to the image, the bottom of Magic ISO Maker is designed as a Windows Explorer that supports drag and drop functionality. After editing the contents of the ISO file, click the Save icon to Magic ISO Maker save changes.
You do not need to resort to a CD burner to export this image because Magic ISO Maker has built-in feature with Burn CD with ISO option in the Tools folder. Insert the blank disc into the burner. Then select the image file, write speed and hit Burn it to Magic ISO Maker start the work.
Magic ISO Maker also extracts the bootable components on this support CD. With the small Save Boot Image option in the Tools folder, you can reuse without much effort to create.
The program is available at: http://www.magiciso.com with a capacity of 1.25 MB, compatible with Windows operating system. Commercial $ 29.95 USD.
