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"Petrushka" <fake@see.signature.below> wrote in message 
news:B21Dc.4523$NA1.437238@news02.tsnz.net...
> Patrick Dunford wrote:
>> In article <8ipnd05s04rfr7pqv6b3a9db9cgecov887@4ax.com>, 
>> ghost@gosts.co.au says...
>>
>>>On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 18:44:30 +1200, Patrick Dunford
>>><patrickdunford@nomail.invalid> wrote:
>>>
>>>>How do I get Nero Express to recognise a .img file extracted with ISO 
>>>>buster?
>>>>
>>>>The only option seems to be to read a floppy disk.
>>>
>>>That does not work, look on Google on making a Slipsteam copy of XP  SP1 
>>>etc,
>>>has full instructions on how to do this and provide links for the Boot 
>>>file
>>>image or how to rip it of a Bootable CD..
>>
>> Indeed, and I got all the way through the slipstreaming instructions, and 
>> found the burning instructions are for the full version of Nero, not Nero 
>> Express.
>>
>> If you don't want to spend additional funds on the full version of Nero, 
>> it appears the only other cost effective option is to download the Win32 
>> port of mkisofs and use that to create the ISO, which Nero Express will 
>> burn without any problems at all.
>
> Or you could just change the extension to .iso and it will burn perfectly 
> ...
>
> Courtesy of the inexhaustible 
> http://www.google.co.nz/search?&q=%22img+to+iso%22



You misunderstand.

nero will burn the files to an ISO image that are bootable with a boot 
floppy .

Its the part about making the ISO image  boot with the  boot data that the 
Windows XP CD uses ...
thats what nero express cannot do.


There is a utility to make iso images   slipstreamed with service packs and 
updates and additional packages,
and even delete  windows components (eg delete IE .. )..