IIRC Dropbox gives you 2 gb for free, and it's pretty easy to use - I talked a fairly 'mature' relative through setup and #29 Since this app does not support audio CDs, does anybody have any recomendations for creating ISO images of audio CDs? You could burn the pictures to a disk and use snail mail, or you could try Dropbox. This program won't help you email pictures if you're limited to 10mb.

Is today’s GOTD something I could/might use? If I compress them, the quality of the picture really suffers. It would take me FOREVER to mail one attachment per email. I also have quite a few digital pictures that I would like to send to relatives – but my IP only allows 10mb per email. The DVD requirement is usually to prevent 'sharing', so the game may be programmed so that an ISO won't work. This program MAY work as the DVD for the game, but I suspect it depends on the game. Would I be able to use this even if I don’t know what “iso” is? Many of my older games require the DVD in the D: Drive in order to play the game. Many DVD copy programs create an ISO image as an intermediate #42 I am a gamer. Generally yes, but some DVD players are finicky. When you convert a DVD to an ISO image, and then burn that ISO to a DVD disc, will the burnt DVD then play in all standard DVD players? In the comments of the following page, you can find one work-around (convert to FLAC, create ISO of FLAC files, mount the #39 Question before I download. CD copying programs (like Nero) also have proprietary formats. ImgBurn is one of many programs that can create those. The usual equivalent of ISO for audio CDs is a pair of files - '.bin' + '.cue'. Reason: The disc contains multiple tracks.' 'ISO is not an appropriate container format for the current disc. When I tried an audio CD with ImgBurn, I got this message:

#29 Since this app does not support audio CDs, does anybody have any recomendations for creating ISO images of audio CDs?

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