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Overview ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 User Interface .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 2 Main Program ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 3 Virtual Drive Manager ....................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Shell Intergration ................................................................................................................................................................................. 5 User's Guide ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 6 Create New Image File .................................................................................................................................................................... 7 Extract an Existing Image File ...................................................................................................................................................... 8 Edit an Existing Image File ............................................................................................................................................................ 9 Make Image File from CD/DVD-ROM Disc ......................................................................................................................... 10 Make Floppy Image File from Floppy Disc ........................................................................................................................... 11 Make Bootable Image File ........................................................................................................................................................... 12 Extract Boot Information from Bootable Image .................................................................................................................. 13 Burn Image File ................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 Delete Boot Information from Bootable Image ................................................................................................................... 15 Create an Encrypted or Multiple Volume Compressed Image ..................................................................................... 16 Convert ISO to BIN ......................................................................................................................................................................... 18 Convert BIN to ISO ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19 Compress an Existing Image File ............................................................................................................................................ 20 Decompress a DAA Image File ................................................................................................................................................. 21 Mount/Unmount an Image File .................................................................................................................................................. 22 Set Options ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Command Line Parameters ........................................................................................................................................................ 24 End User License .............................................................................................................................................................................. 26 Order PowerISO ................................................................................................................................................................................. 27 Frequently Asked Questions .................................................................................................................................................... 28 Credits ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 30
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Overview
Overview
PowerISO is a powerful CD/DVD image file processing tool, which allows you to open, extract, create, edit, compress, encrypt, split and convert ISO files, and mount these files with internal virtual drive. It can process almost all CD-ROM image files including ISO and BIN.
Main Features:
Support almost all CD/DVD-ROM image file formats(ISO, BIN, NRG, CDI, DAA and so on).
Note: DAA(Direct-Access-Archive) is an advanced format for image file, which supports some advanced features,
such as compression, password protection, and splitting to multiple volumes. It can be handled directly just like other formats, such as ISO, BIN, ... Open and extract ISO File. Create ISO file from hard disk files or CD/DVD-ROM. Edit an existing ISO file directly. Convert image files between ISO/BIN and other formats. You can convert almost all image file formats to a standard ISO format file. Make bootable ISO file, get boot information from bootable ISO file. Make floppy disk image file. Optimize files to save disk space while saving ISO file. Mount ISO file with internal virtual drive. You don't need install any other virtual drive software. Can be used easily. PowerISO support shell integration, context menu, drag and drop, clipboard copy paste...
System requirement:
Windows 98 / Windows Me / Windows 2000 / Windows XP / Windows 2003 / Windows Vista / Windows 7 operating system or above. Intel Pentium 166MHz or above. 64MB memory. At least 10MB hard disk space.
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User Interface
User Interface
PowerISO User interface include three parts:
Main Window:
Support all PowerISO function, which is extremely easy to use.
Shell Integration:
PowerISO supports tight integration with My Computer and Windows Explorer. You can drag and drop to or from Explorer, copy files to or from system clipboard, or create and extract image without leaving Explorer. You can also use PowerISO virtual drive through shell context menu.
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Main Program
Main Program
PowerISO main program user interface includes the following parts:
Title Bar: Display PowerISO title and the current opened image file name. Menu: Operation Bar: Contain some frequently used operations, such as "new", "open", "save",... Explorer Bar: Can be used to browse the image file conveniently. Folder View: Display the folder structure of the current opened image. File View: Display all files in the current selected folder. Properties Bar: Display file properties and capacity. Double click on this bar, the properties dialog will display. Status Bar: Display the number and size of files in current folder, and the number and size of the selected files. Popup Menu: Right click on the folder view or file view area, a popup menu will display.
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Right click on the system tray icon, a popup menu will display.
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Shell Intergration
Shell Integration
PowerISO supports shell context menu, drag and drop, and clipboard. With shell integration, you can do almost every thing without leaving My Computer or Windows Explorer, such as create, extract, mount, unmount, ....
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User's Guide
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Drag files or folders from Windows Explorer to PowerISO. Also you can use clipboard or folders.
to add files or
Click
Note: The default format saved will be DAA, but you can also save to ISO or BIN format.
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Click
You can use combo box or "Browse" to specify destination folder. Click "Extract" to begin extracting.
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Add Files or Foldes: Drag files or folders from Windows Explorer to PowerISO. You can also use clipboard or
Delete Files or Folders: Select the folders or files you want to delete, then click
Rename: Click the folder or file you want to rename, click it again (not double click), then type the new name. Create New Folder: Choose menu item {"Action --> "New Folder"}, then type the new folder name. Change Label: Choose menu item {"Action" --> "Change Label"}, then type the new label name.
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to save the file, or use menu item {"File" --> "Save As"} to save to a different file name.
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The "Make CD/DVD-ROM Image" dialog will pop up, choose the source drive and destination file type and name, then click OK.
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The "Save Floppy Disk Image" dialog will pop up, choose the source drive and destination file, then click OK.
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Choose menu item {"Action" --> "Boot" --> "Add Boot information"} .
File: A floppy disc image file or a boot information file extracted from bootable image file. Floppy Drive: Select the floppy drive containing bootable disk.
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Choose menu item {"Action" --> "Boot" --> "Save Boot information"} . A dialog will pop up prompting to input the file name.
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Choose the image file and burning drive, then click "Burn" to begin. If the image file is not a standard ISO file, PowerISO will create a temporary ISO file before burning. PowerISO use microsoft cdburn/dvdburn to burn the ISO files. In Track At Once (TAO) mode, the recording laser is turned off after each track is finished, and on again when a new track must be written. When recording the new track, the laser is recalibrated and a new recording is initialized. The CD's table of contents is not written until the last track has been written. All current CD recorders support Track At Once. In Session At Once (SAO) mode, a first session is recorded in a single pass and then the laser is turned off. Not all drives support writing in this mode. In both modes, CDBurn always finalizes the disc. This means that you cannot add any data to the disc after writing.
DVD Disc: Check "DVD Disc", if you want to burn a DVD disc (DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, or DVD-RAM). Erase: for CD-RW disc, you can erase its content before burning.
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Choose menu item {"Action" --> "Boot" --> "Delete Boot information"} .
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Double click the Properties Bar, the "Image Properties" dialog will pop up. You can make the changes per your requirements.
To enable encryption, Check "Enable password protection", then input the password.
Note: You should not forget the password, or you can't open this image file.
To enable splitting to multiple volumes, check "Split to multi-volumes", enter volume size, then choose volume name style.
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Click OK to exit "Advanced Properties" dialog. Click "OK" button again to exit "Image Properties" dialog.
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Note: To create an encrypted or multiple volume image, you need save the file to DAA format. For a DAA file, it will be
automatically compressed.
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Convert to BIN
Choose menu item {"Tools" --> "Convert"} .
The "Convert" dialog will pop up. Choose the source and destination file's name, set the destination file type to BIN/CUE, then click "OK".
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Convert to ISO
Choose menu item {"Tools" --> "Convert"} .
The "Convert" dialog will pop up. Input the source and destination file's name, set the destination file type to ISO, then click "OK".
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Saving more disk space Using some advanced features, such as password protection and splitting to multiple volumes.
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The "Compress" dialog will pop up. Choose the source file and destination file. The source file can be any image file that PowerISO supports, such as ISO, BIN, NRG, DAA... .If the source file is a DAA file, it was already compressed, but you can still change the image properties. The destination file must be a DAA file. Here you can also click "Advanced" button to setup advanced features, such as password protection and splitting to multiple volumes.
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The "Convert" dialog will pop up. Choose the source file and destination file's name, set the destination file type to ISO or BIN/CUE, then click OK.
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Set Number of Drives: Change the number of virtual drives. Mount Image: Select the drive you want to mount, click "Mount Image", select the image file, then click OK. Unmount Image: Select the drive you want to unmount, click "Unmount Image". Option 'Autostart': PowerISO Virtual Drive Manager will automatically run when system boot up. Option 'Automount': PowerISO Virtual Drive Manager will automatically mount the selected image file. NOTE: You can also use PowerISO Virtual Drive Manager and shell context menu to mount or unmount image
file.
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Set Options
Set Options
Choose menu item {"Options" --> "Configuration"}, the configuration dialog will pop up.
You can :
Change file associations Set virtual drive parameters Set default viewer Enable or Disable Shell Integration Clear opened files history
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listvd: List all virtual drives created by PowerISO setvdnum <n>: Set number of virtual drives. n is between 0 and 8.
Example: Set number of virtual drives to 1. Command: piso setvdnum 1
list <image file> <directory>: List files and directorys in image file.
Example: List all files and directorys in root direcory of d:\test.iso recursively. Command: piso list d:\test.iso / -r
extract <image file> <dir/file name>: Extract file/directory from image file.
Example: Extract all files and directorys in root direcory of d:\test.iso to d:\temp recursively. Command: piso extract d:\test.iso / -od d:\temp
show-comment: Display comment of the daa file. extract-comment-to-file <file name>: Extract comment to the file.
<Switches>
-r: List directory recursively. -o: Specify output image file name.
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-od: Specify output folder.
-ot <iso|daa|bin>: Specify output image file type. If not specified, the image type will be determined by file name
suffix.
-add <local dir/file name> <dir in image file>: Add local file or directory to image file. -volsize <n>: Split output image file to multiple volumes, and set volume size to <n>. Example: -volsize 100M -setpassword <password>: Set password for output image file. Example: -setpassword 12345678 -label <vol label>: Set volume label for output image file. Example: -label BACKUP -joliet <1|2|3>: Set joliet level for output image file. Example: -joliet 3 -udf <on|off>: Enable or disable UDF option for output image file. Example: -udf on -iso-name-len <12|30|221>: Set iso9660 file name length for output image file. Example: -iso-name-len 221 -joliet-name-len <64|110>: Set joliet file name length for output image file. Example: -joliet-name-len 110 -allow-lower-case-iso-name: Allow lower case iso9660 file name for output image file. -disable-optimization: Disable file space optimization for output image file. -file-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set file date time for output image file. Example: -file-datetime 12-202008-08:00:00
-vol-creation-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume creation date time for output image file. -vol-modification-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume modification date time for output image file. -vol-effective-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume effective date time for output image file. -vol-expiration-datetime <mm-dd-yyyy-hh:mm:ss>: Set volume expiration date time for output image file. -comment: Set comment for output image file. -comment-from-file <file name>: Load comment from the file.
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SOFTWARE PRODUCT LICENSE The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is protected by Copyright laws and international Copyright treaties, as well as other intellectual property laws and treaties. The SOFTWARE PRODUCT is licensed, not sold. You may not rent, lease, or lend the SOFTWARE PRODUCT. You may permanently transfer all your rights under this End-User License Agreement, provided you retain no copies, you transfer all of the SOFTWARE PRODUCT and this End-User License Agreement, and the recipient agrees to the terms of this End-User License Agreement. GRANT OF LICENSE This program version may be installed on a maximum of two computers, so long as it is ONLY running on one system at any time: i.e. one installation at home and one installation at the office and used only by the licensee. The simultaneous use of this SOFTWARE PRODUCT by multiple personnel requires additional licenses. Use of this SOFTWARE PRODUCT over an internal network requires separate license for each user. The licensee shall not use, copy, rent, lease, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble, reverse engineer, or transfer the licensed SOFTWARE PRODUCT except as provided in this agreement. Any such unauthorized use shall result in immediate termination of this license. All licenses will be issued in the name of the institution, company or school. Each additional license also allows a single user to use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT at home. LIABILITY We try to keep my SOFTWARE PRODUCT as bug free as possible. However, it is a general rule, Murphy's, that no software is ever error free, and the number of errors increases with the complexity of the program. We cannot guarantee that this SOFTWARE PRODUCT will run in every environment, on any Windows compatible machine, or together with any other application, without producing errors. Any liability for damage of any sort is hereby denied. In no event shall PowerISO Computing, Inc. or its suppliers be liable for any special, incidental, indirect, or consequential damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss of business information, or any other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use of or inability to use the SOFTWARE PRODUCT. In any case, the liability is limited to the registration fee. Please evaluate this SOFTWARE PRODUCT with not critical data. Should you detect errors before registration, the user accepts the SOFTWARE PRODUCT errors after registration. Any description of SOFTWARE PRODUCT errors will be accepted, but we cannot guarantee that the errors can be corrected. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. PowerISO Computing, Inc. The PowerISO Team
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Order PowerISO
Order PowerISO
The registration fee for PowerISO is only US$29.95. You can use our secure online payment service to buy PowerISO, obtains your legal copy PowerISO. Online Order>>> OEM service Please contact support@poweriso.com Please visit our website to get more details: http://www.poweriso.com
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Then select source file and destination file, and click OK to start converting.
Q: Why does the PowerISO report an error while creating image file greater than 300MB and stop writing image file? A: The unregistered version can not create image files more than 300MB, and will display a prompt to register. However, some cracked versions, can not work properly while writing image file more than 300MB, and maybe damage your files. To enjoy full functions of PowerISO, please register.
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Credits
Credits
PowerISO uses LZMA algorithm to compress data chunks when choosing better and best compression methods. Thanks Igor Pavlov, the author of LZMA algorithm. PowerISO uses LAME to create mp3 files from Audio CD. Thanks LAME Team. (http://www.mp3dev.org) PowerISO uses Monkey's Audio SDK to decode APE files. Thanks Matt Ashland. (http://www.monkeysaudio.com) PowerISO uses FLAC library to decode FLAC files. Thanks FLAC Team. (http://flac.sourceforge.net) We would like to give thanks to everyone who helped us to improve PowerISO by reporting bugs, making suggestions, etc. Special thanks to the following people:
Wenhua Lee Zhonghua Lee Richard J. Sherin Peter Fischer Mohammed Zubair Taral Patel James Anderson, Jr.
Translation Contributors:
Ozzii , A SAHRAOUI (French Version) Stefano Macrina (Italian Version) Jarek , Arkadiusz Kurzawa(arkadiusz@kurzawa.info www.kurzawa.info) (Polish Version) Abdulaziz Althnyan , Awadh A Al-Ghaamdi (Arabic Version) Kiril Kirilov - DumpeR (Bulgarian Version) Heruwath (Czech Version) Dauma (Lithuanian Version) George Malliaras (Greek Version) mauro72@gmail.com (Spanish Version) H. Gkhan Kalkan (Turkish Version) J.B Chung (Korean Version)
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Steve P. Vainer (German Version) Jozsef Tamas Herczeg (Hungarian Version) Kazuyuki Nakayama (Japanese Version) Erlend fstaas , Inge Winther (Norwegian Version) Simon Repnik (Slovenian Version) Albert Merkael (Swedish Version) FuSioN (Russian Version) Crancker Extreme Illusion (Portugues BRASIL Version) Jaap Kramer , Robert De Vliegher (Dutch Version) David (Thai Version) Henrik Kristiansen (Danish Version) Cai Yong (Traditional Chinese Version) Alexey Lugin (Ukrainian Version) Jadranko Dragoje (Croatian Version) Ali Jafari (Farsi Version) Mona moh (Belarusian Version) Argisht Nazaryan(Argisht1990@hotmail.com) (Armenian Version) Charmed94 (Serbian Version) Liang Piau Suk (Malay Version) Vietnamize Team (Nh0kPr0BadB0y2903@gmail.com) (Vietnamese Version) ne.kl (Bosnian Version) Ing. Rudolf BABE'A (Slovak Version)
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