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Mark Harrison

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Mark Harrison is Microsoft UK Systems Engineer focussing on .NET eBiz and Portals
ISORecorder ... Virtual Server - copying files to the virtual machine Posted: May 3, 2006 4:55 PM
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I've just started using Virtual Server 2005 RC 2 instead of Virtual PC.

One of the nice things that Virtual PC offers is that you can copy files to the virtual machine by simply dragging and dropping files onto the virtual machines desktop. This feature is not available in Virtual Server and is a pain especially when the virtual machine is running on an isolated network.

The simple solution I've found is IsoRecorder ... this provides a Windows Explorer shell extension that enables a folder to be quickly converted to an ISO format disk image which can then be attached 'on the fly' to the CD Drive running within the VS virtual machine.

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