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Guest TheLibrarian
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License Agreement for Daemon Tools Lite

If you DO NOT use this program strictly for your personal and non-commercial purposes only (for example, if you are using it in some public commercial or non-profit organization e.g. in a company, university, library, other public institutions, Internet cafe etc. or you are using it privately but for commercial purposes) then you HAVE TO register a license in order to use SOFTWARE PRODUCT

 

I use Pismo*.

Pismo File Mount Audit Package is available free of charge for personal and business use.

 

* As previously found by @Arthur I believe.

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Daemon Tools lite is the best in my experience (and it's free)

Another one for daemon tools lite

Daemon Tools Lite ... (both are free) and both are made by reputable companies

As several other people have already mentioned, it isn't free for non-personal non-commercial use. i.e. schools. :)

 

http://i.imgur.com/36UbH.png

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Guest TheLibrarian
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Virtual CloneDrive

 

I'm contacting you to find out if Virtual CloneDrive is free for business / educational useage.

 

Thank you for your e-mail.

 

 

Yes it is for workstation or classroom use.

 

 

Kind regards,

[Name Removed]

SlySoft Support

 

Can you go one further and clarify that it should not be used on a server operating system please?

 

It can be used anywhere in a business or at home or in school, etc.

You are simply not allowed to resell it or package it in a product.

 

 

Kind regards,

[Name Removed]

SlySoft Support

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Mount an ISO image in Windows 7, Windows 8 or Vista - How-To Geek

 

Mounting ISOs in Windows 7 with Free Tools

 

Daemon tools lite or virtual clone drive ( both are free ) and both are made by reputable companies

 

Interesting to read this in that first link:

 

Daemon Tools

– Well known tool, but the latest version installs spyware on your computer, and the old version doesn’t work in Vista or 7.

 

Anyhow, gonna try virtual clone drive ;)

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