FolderISO1.0

There are many ways to create an ISO image file using the data stored on the local disks, but FolderISO tries to set itself apart with a surprisingly user-friendly approach.In fact, it’s the overall simplicity that impresses, because this lightweight software solution comprises absolutely all options in a one-window GUI, thus making the whole process a breeze.While many other similar programs assault the user with more or less complicated configuration options, FolderISO provides just a bunch of settings, so the lack of a help manual shouldn’t bother you too much.First of all, FolderISO prompts the user to input the folder he/she wishes to convert to ISO, but also to choose an output folder and a name for the new ISO image file.Of course, there’s a dedicated option for the ISO label, while a separate field shows the charset.There are just three options to play with, namely long Joliet, ISO-Level 4 and UDF format, all displayed at the bottom of the one-window interface we were talking about.This is actually the only major drawback of the program: the meaning of these settings may sound like rocket science to many rookies out there, so a help manual could in the end be quite handy.Overall however, if you’re ready to search the Internet for some information on the aforementioned options, FolderISO proves to be quite a useful product. It has a basic interface, just a few settings and creates an ISO file without hampering system performance at all.