Good Virtual CD Software to View Copied Bin files

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What is Good Virtual CD Software to View Copied .bin files

Hi, I've just ripped a language CD to my PC which is saved as a Bin file. What's a good inexpensive/free software program compatible with W7 to let me view and operate the fil as if it were in an actual CD ROM. This is so I can view it on my Netbook whic has no CD drive. Thanks guys. DR.
 
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try daemon tools lite
 

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You're welcome DigitalRush
 

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I use Winmount, its Nagware, which means it will tell you its only aa 15 day trial, but it never expires, and its free
 

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I use UltraISO - this can read, extract, and mount various different formats, as well as convert between them and create disk images. In addition there are also Magic ISO and Power ISO, each of these covers some obscure format that is not included in UltraISO. Quite honestly I don't see why would one need that many formats and why is it that no single program can cover all of them. However, with the exception of the couple of formats mentioned above, UltraISO does the job quite well.
 

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Oh, and how did you rip your CD? Most often, the same program that rips CDs would allow you to extract files and/or mount the disk image.
 

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Hi unifex, I would have thought so to. I used Ashampoo's Burning Studio 7. For some reason it won't open he file so I can read. I might not have the settings right; But I'll download and give UltraISO a go. Thanks for the tip. Cheers.
 

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