Windows is frustrating, nuff said. How does an Apple Disk Image file, aka .DMG, not being able to open natively on Windows make Windows frustrating?

If you need to open a DMG file on your PC to access business-related files, such as documents or databases, you can do so using a PC software application called 7-Zip.

Does anyone know of anything that can open up and/or look inside the *.dmg files in Windows? There's some really cool icons in there I'd like to extract, so any help at all (even if there is no ...

If it doesn’t, the Finder might be attempting—and failing—to open the .dmg file using a seemingly random application. (When this happened to me, the Finder had decided to try Adobe GoLive CS.) ...

The download method involves downloading a .dmg file of an OS X 10.1 CD and then making a bootable CD from the image.

Ok, Im running 9.2.I have some .dmg files I want to burn. I dont see an option to do this in my toast version (4.1.2) and the lastest version of disk copy (6.3 ?) does not support mounting .dmg ...