How to Make an ISO Image of Microsoft Office

An ISO image is an archive file, mainly used as a disc image, and has a file extension of .iso. An ISO file takes many files and combines them into one file. It is like a box with individual components. When you open the box, you can assemble the components together. When you create a file in ISO format you assemble the individual files into one platform.

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  Click to open an ISO creating program. The menu in the program will allow you to select different options. One of those options will be to create an ISO image.

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  Click "Create an ISO image" option. This option will allow you to browse the hard drive to find Microsoft Office files that you will add to the ISO format. A dual window will appear that is in a source and destination format. The source is the Microsoft Office files and folders. The destination will be the ISO file.

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  Click and highlight all of the files that you want to put into ISO format. This will typically be more than one. There are numerous Microsoft Office files. Select the CD or DVD drive that has the Microsoft Office installation files.

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  Add or move the files to the burning software window (the destination). This will identify just those files that you wish to copy. Click "Create." The operation should take less than 15 minutes.