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How to make iso...

After downloading a program, I need now to make an iso file to use later for installation of the application I have downloaded.

Question: How can I do this?

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Thank you for the comments. I have a few downloads in my "Downloads" folder. I am in the process of recovering my computer after saving these download files for a later use (later installation).

In my download folder lets say I have "SQL Server 2012 Developer Edition (x86 and x64) - DVD (English)" folder. In it, I have bunch of other folders and files including setup.exe, and an xyz.ISO file.

Q1: In the process of burning ISO, do I point it to this xyz.ISO file in my folder?
Q2: Could I ignore xyz.ISO file and just backup the other folders and files to install the application later using setup.exe. This way I don't have to deal with ISO at all (at least in this case)?

Thanks again,

Mike
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Thank you much.   : )