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ISO Images can also be extracted directly to a file location by many DVD-R utilities.

The most common use of an image file is to write it to a blank DVD-R resulting in an identical copy of the original DVD including file name and volume label information. I'm using Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition.An ISO-13346 image file is an exact representation of the original installation media, including the content and the logical format.

It seems counterintuitive to the whole idea of CSS to default to inline styles, since this approach is pretty much the same as the old HTML formatting attributes. So that I can modify everything in one place. I understand there are certain situations where inline styles are useful, but 98% of my styles and layouts are defined in the appropriate classes in the external style sheet. I can't believe this would even be the default behavior. So, how do I turn off positioning attributes completely in Visual Studio? So that if I bump something in design view, such as working with item templates in a form view, there will be no inline styles added? This doesn't do anything to solve my problem.does this option even do anything, since the behavior seems to be the same no matter what I check. And I have tried checking the box and choosing "no positioning attribute" I have tried unchecking the box completely for positioning attributes. I have already tried in Visual Studio, Tools=>Options=>HTML Designer=?CSS Positioning I'm tired of going through every column and removing these because I accidentally bumped something in design view. If I want to insert an inline style, I'll do it myself, but I don't want VS constantly writing width attributes, which override my style sheet for the table, cell, etc. When I insert a table for example, or work in design view, if I accidentally move anything, VS writes positioning attributes. How do I get Visual Studio to completely stop inserting attributes such as style="width:100px" I use external css style sheets for virtually every style attribute (for a web page).