first i am sorry i am being so stupid but i know NOTHING about this situation...
ok so i downloaded all of the iso's for fedora linux finally. now when i burn them to a cd do i burn the FOLDER they are in with the main folder or so i burn the contents of the main folder to the cd ie. all the main files. im sorry im a freakin idiot who is broke and can not afford to waste money buying blank cds
idiot question about iso, idiot question sorry
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Download nero, and install.
Once you have that installed it will make your ISO files clickable, and opened by nero with the appropiate burning settings.
Then burn.
The only thing you need to worry about burning is the ISO. Perhaps the documentation onto a second CD.
Once you have that installed it will make your ISO files clickable, and opened by nero with the appropiate burning settings.
Then burn.
The only thing you need to worry about burning is the ISO. Perhaps the documentation onto a second CD.
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ISO Recorder is good, albeit somewhat buggy (may have improved since I last used it).
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Yep it sounds like you are trying to burn the ISO file as-is directly to the CD. Think of the ISO as being more like a zip file and you want it's contents burning to the CD, not the file itself 
Most burning tools have an option for something like "Burn Image" or "Create CD from Image" - that's what you need to be looking for.
Most burning tools have an option for something like "Burn Image" or "Create CD from Image" - that's what you need to be looking for.
ISO's are fun to play with. An even EASIER way to do it is download Daemon tools, it emulates a harddrive with an ISO/CUE image and will 'fake' a CD drive so that you can run an install whatever program it is. Search google for "Daemon Tools" and you'll get the right website. (Which should be kind of like a PHP-Nuke driven website as I remember).