Active@ ISO File Manager.
How to create a CD/DVD-ROM ISO Image file?

1. Step: Enter the full path to the ISO image file to be created in the ISO path field. Use the browse button to specify a path and a file name via a standard File Save As... dialog.
2. Step: Choosing data source to create the ISO image from. It can be a:
   • Existing CD/DVD-ROM drive.
     Insert a valid CD/DVD-ROM and choose a proper drive letter from the drop down box (in case you have more than one CD/DVD reader).
   • Set of existing Files and Folders.
     • Base - Base folder containing files and subfolders that will be added to the root of the ISO image. Use the browse button to change the base folder via a standard Browse for Folder... dialog.
     • Extra - Additional files and folders (located on the same or other drives) that will be added to the ISO image. Use the add buttons next to the Extra area to add folders and files via a standard dialog.
       You can also Drag and Drop files and folders here from Windows Explorer. Double-clicking on the item will remove it from the list. If you clear the check box on the left of the item - this item will not be added to the ISO but will be kept in the settings for future use.
     • For Files and Folders data source you can specify more parameters:
       Keep Path -  if this checkbox is cleared - the content of the folder is added to the root of the ISO image, otherwise the folder having the same name as the source folder will be included at the root of the ISO image.
     • Full Path - if this option is turned on - the full path of the source folder will be included at the root of the ISO image.
     • Label - type the label for the CD/DVD-ROM which is displayed in Windows Explorer and CD/DVD-ROM drive properties.
     • File System - choose either Joliet file system (recommended, it supports long file names and lower case) or standard ISO 9660.
     • Add Boot Disk Image - turn this option on and specify the full path to the raw bootable image file. In this case, the CD/DVD-ROM you are creating the ISO image file for will be bootable. You can specify a bootable floppy disk image as a raw image.
3. Step: Compile and Create the ISO Image. Click the CREATE ISO button and wait while the ISO image is either copied or compiled. You can see the progress and click the STOP button to cancel the ISO image creation process.

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