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antenna:

Apologies for that sideshow... :)


But if you notice the context menu, there is not a "Mount" option.

JimH:
Are you right clicking on an ISO?

antenna:

--- Quote from: JimH on February 03, 2023, 10:20:06 pm ---Are you right clicking on an ISO?

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"right-clicking"

To be specific....

I am left-handed (I know, weird...), and that is why I use the "OMB" (other mouse button) paradigm to describe my action.   

But yes. and more important, I am clicking the mouse button to bring up the context menu for the ISO file.

And that image is what i see.

I will note that I do have the ISO file extention assigned to VLC in my Windows installation (which is noted in the image I posted.)

As i have stated in a prior comment, I do not want to change that association.

How else can I help?

thnks.

zybex:
Right/omb click -> open with -> windows explorer

antenna:

--- Quote from: zybex on February 04, 2023, 01:28:53 am ---Right/omb click -> open with -> windows explorer

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Yep, I documented that.

Please see my comment on this thread from Feb 1.
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,134411.msg935163.html#msg935163

Where I said...


--- Quote ---"I OMB (other mouse button) on the ISO file in Windows Explorer to bring up the Context menu.

From there I selected Open with>Windows Explorer

OK, I now see the ISO mounted on the f: drive.  In Windows Explorer, when I click on that drive, I see the VIDEO_TS and the AUDIO_TS directories.
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