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Offline Ulundel

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Ooooof...I just downloaded a proggy and it turns out to be a bin file. Can that be extracted or complied some way into a usable form?

If not, I've d/l 600 megs of useless junk :blah:

 
try winrar

otherwise, go cry for help again.
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a bin file is part of an cd-rom ISO. Do a google search for ISO viewer or similar
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Can't find anything useful.

 

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You could try Daemon Tools but that may need a .cue file as well (do you have one of those?)

Alternatively you could just burn the file to CD.
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as far as knowledge serves  BIN are used with overnet for downlaoding games that to play you need to burn to disc. try it you may lose a 50 cent CD but most likley if you burn it correctly it should work.... but actually wait till later today sandy should know. ill get him to look here.
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kara is right .... for bins iso or any other such wierd files you could use daemon tools which is pretty much a virtual CD drive :)
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Offline Ulundel

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Okay then. I'll check it out

 

Offline Ulundel

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Yup, works fine. Thanks kara :)

 

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Originally posted by karajorma
You could try Daemon Tools but that may need a .cue file as well (do you have one of those?)

Alternatively you could just burn the file to CD.


no cue file is needed, you just have to select the bin file.
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I only discovered this Deamon thingy a couple of months back. I can't believe I went for so long without it. I'm now aiming to create the CD-less office :nod:

 

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no cue file is needed, you just have to select the bin file.


Okay. It's been a while since I had to mount a .bin file so I'd forgotten if it looked for .cue or .bin :D

It's a really nice program. The sort of thing that everyone should have :D
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It's a really nice program. The sort of thing that everyone should have :D


Especially those without a cd burner :p