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Bingo! Much obliged. Very happy now. Robert

Just on the issue of combining files, I have a basic question: I'm not able to combine them using the command line. While it's been a long time since I used the command line regularly my memories not so bad that I can't copy files. However I get a 'File not found' error despite being in the correct directory. Here's the output: Microsoft Windows [Version 6.3.9600] D:\ISO images>dir Volume in drive D is ROBERT Volume Serial Number is 1EA1-53B0 Directory of D:\ISO images 19/09/2017 06:52 PM <DIR> . 19/09/2017 06:52 PM <DIR> .. 19/09/2017 10:41 PM 4,294,965,248 Adobe cs6Master.i00 19/09/2017 10:43 PM 2,369,191,936 Adobe cs6Master.i01 19/09/2017 10:43 PM 4,364 Adobe cs6Master.mds 27 File(s) 32,394,482,834 bytes 2 Dir(s) 61,059,530,752 bytes free D:\ISO images>copy Adobe cs6Master.i00 + Adobe cs6Master.i01 Adobe CS6 large.iso The system cannot find the file specified. I know you're not expected to be a DOS expert but any suggestions? thanks Robert

Thanks for the quick response. I'm in the process of trialling Daemon Tools to mount the image via the MDS file. If it works I'll go for the paid version of Daemon Tools. It would be simpler than combining the two file parts. I'll let you know how I go. Thanks again Robert

Thanks but I'm not following you just yet. You suggest 'Mount the split image in virtual drive software and use ImgBurn to create an image of the virtual drive letter without the splitting'. But when I use imgburn to split a 6GB disk I get two files, program.i00 and program.i01, neither of which is an ISO image. Thus I can't mount them. Your second suggestion 'Load the MDS or create one from the split parts in ImgBurn and load that new MDS. Burn the image to a disc and use ImgBurn to image the disc you just burned' would work fine but the computers to which I have access don't normally have dvd writers. Ideally I want a way to recombine the two imgburn files into one image for mounting on the recipient computer. Thanks for your help. Any further suggestions are very welcome. regards Robert

Hi! I have a problem storing ISO images on a usb flash disk. I travel a lot and my work takes me to places with little or no internet access. I use whatever computers are at hand. I carry my software as ISO images on a usb stick and install it on the computer available when on site. I use a 128 GB flash drive formatted to FAT32. This formatting enables me to use it on Android tablet and phone. My question is: how to I make ISO images of software where the ISO file size exceeds the 4GB limit of FAT32? I've used imgburn to make an ISO image, splitting the file into components of less than 4GB. These are stored on the flash disk as program.i01, program.i02 etc and program.mds. I want to be able to combine the components back into one single ISO file on the hard disk of the computer I'm using. Then I can mount that ISO file and install the software. I rarely have access to a dvd burner so I'm limited to writing the ISO file to a hard disk. I tried 'create image file from disk' but that requires a disk as source and not an ISO file. I tried 'write image file to disk' but that requires a dvd burner as destination rather than ISO file. 'Build' requires files not ISO images Any suggestions? Thanks in advance Robert, Australia