Folder 2 ISO

Folder 2 ISO is a small program designed to take a folder and make an ISO image of its contents. It will use MS-Dos and Joliet formats, in most languages, to easily create the ISO images while dealing with Filenames which are too large for the chosen formats.

With Folder 2 ISO you simply select the folder you wish to create the ISO image of, select the Image name and location, chose the character set and volume name then Make the ISO. Since there are limits in most ISO images to the length of filenames, Folder 2 ISO will select the max Length of the Long Filename (LFN), however you can change this as desired. If there are filenames which are too long, a folder will be made in the Temp Directory, and all Folders and Files for the selected Folder will be copied over and LFNs adjusted to the max length.

The character set is also an option you can change to meet your needs. Folder 2 ISO will attempt to chose the correct Character Set; however, you may desire to change it to create a different still image, for example one compatible with MS-Dos. The descriptions of the character sets can be viewed by clicking on the question mark (?) next to the character set selection. They are as follows:

ISO8859-1 - Albanian, Basque, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, English, Faroese, French, Finnish, German, Icelandic, Irish, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Rhaeto-Romanic, Scottish, Spanish, Swedish. Other languages covered include Afrikaans and Swahili. Thus, this character encoding is used throughout The Americas, Western Europe, Oceania, and much of Africa.

ISO8859-2 - Bosnian, Croatian, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Romanian, Serbian (in Latin transcription), Serbocroatian, Slovak, Slovenian, Upper Sorbian and Lower Sorbian

ISO8859-3 - Turkish, Maltese and Esperanto

ISO8859-4 - Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Greenlandic, and Sami

ISO8859-5 - Russian, Ukrainian, or Belarusian

ISO8859-6 - Arabic alphabet, but lacks many needed glyphs and therefore was never too popular.

ISO8859-7 - Greek alphabet

ISO8859-8 - Hebrew letters (consonants only, no Hebrew vowel signs).

ISO8859-9 - Turkic languages

ISO8859-10 - Nordic languages ( Danish and Swedish Finland-Swedish)

ISO8859-11 - Thai language

ISO8859-13 - Baltic languages (Lithuania, Latvia)

ISO8859-14 - Gaelic, Welsh and Breton.

ISO8859-15 - English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese

ISO8859-16 - Albanian, Croatian, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Romanian and Slovenian, but also Finnish, French, German and Irish Gaelic (new orthography). It differs from the other ISO 8859 standards in that it has almost no symbols, instead opting to include as many letters as possible.

ISO-2022-JP - Widely used encoding for Japanese

ARMSCII-8 - Armenian

TIS-620 - Thai

MuleLao-1 - Laotian

VISCII - Vietnamese

KOI8-T - Tajik

KOI8-R - Russian, Bulgarian

KOI8-U - Ukrainian

EUC-JP - Japanese

EUC-CN - Chinese

EUC-KR - Korean

CP437 - MS-DOS United States

CP737 - Greek

CP775 - Baltic languages (1)

CP850 - MS-DOS Multilingual (Latin-1)

CP852 - MS-DOS Slavic (Latin-2)

CP855 - IBM Cyrillic

CP857 - IBM Turkish

CP860 - MS-DOS Portuguese

CP861 - MS-DOS Icelandic

CP862 - Hebrew

CP863 - MS-DOS Canadian French

CP865 - MS-DOS Nordic languages

CP866 - MS-DOS Russian

CP869 - IBM Modern Greek

CP874 - MS-DOS Thai

CP932 - Japanese

CP936 - Chinese (People's Republic of China)

CP949 - Korean

CP950 - Chinese (Hong Kong)

CP1250 - Windows Latin-2

CP1251 - Windows Cyrillic

CP1252 - Windows Latin-1

CP1253 - Windows Greek

CP1254 - Windows Turkish

CP1255 - Windows Hebrew

CP1256 - Windows Arabic

CP1257 - Windows Baltic (1)

CP1258 - Windows Vietnamese

UTF-8 - Full Unicode

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