I just discovered by playing around and tested a way to do it. Well, with CD's not ISO's, but it should work since your mounting an iso. Spreading it around to a lot of posts because I've been searching for months. in terminal or under start/run, type "wineconsole cmd" This brings you to a windows like dos terminal. change into your CDROM disk typing "d:" or whatever your drive letter is type in your setup program name, i.e.: "setup.exe" or "install.exe" the install will start. Change to your C drive with "C:" When prompted for disk x, type in "eject" insert next disk and continue. Repeat until application is complete. Remember to let your CD auto-mount by selecting "open in window" or manually mount it before clicking OK at the "Insert CD X" prompt. Hope it helps. BTW, you need to use dos commands when exploring around in the command prompt. Like "dir" instead of the "ls" we got used to. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Multiple-ISO%27s-tp16243914p17833404.html Sent from the Wine - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
