Then I first used the spesoft program to convert my TIF image file to an ISO file. Then I used the imgburn software I had already installed in my PC (via same download scenario) from: My Windows 98 PC is not connected to the IT.īut here is the amazing sequence of events that resulted in my successfully burning a TIF image file from my Windows 98 PC into a CD R which I could then copy to my laptop for development and uploading to my website via the wifi at the public library.įirst - I Googled "convert image file to ISO" and found: and on my laptop, downloaded to a CD (my Windows 98 PC can read CDs).
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bmp raster file to upload to a project.Īny suggestions for any alternative install in my WIN98 of a CD R burner that can produce a file that I can eventually convert to a raster extension? Thanks! nrg image file which I had intended to convert to an. RTF file readable only in WORD - so nowhere is there the expected. The only possible image file (the original file was a PNG 6 MB) in the CDI folder over 700 KB is one for 1.43 MB (figured it might be zipped) is CDI-IMG but it is a. and my Adobe PhotoDeluxe does not convert its images to any of those formats.Īnd and entered my single image which burned to a CD R disc that shows 5 folders: but incoming image files formats are limited to: BIN CDI CDR DI DVD GCM GCM GI IBQ IMG ISO LST MDS NRG PDI UDI
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ImgBurn supports all the Microsoft Windows OS's - Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows 2008, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 (including all the 64-bit versions). In old 2009 post - tech guy posted download for that says: bmp raster image file to actually use in a web project.
I'm trying to install an internal CD burner in my win 98 PC that will produce a file that I can convert to an.
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